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The interior of MELNOTTE'S cottage; flowers placed here and there; a / guitar on an oaken table, with a portfolio, etc.; a picture on an easel, / covered by a curtain; fencing foils crossed over the mantelpiece; an / attempt at refinement in site of the homeliness of the furniture, etc.; / a staircase to the right conducts to the upper story.
[Shout without]. "Long live Claude Melnotte! " "Long live the Prince!"