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Cæsar—Thank you, your highness. You have taken a great load off my mind.

Beatrice—You are not to punish the man who made the mistake.

Cæsar—No, your highness. Perhaps you would wish me to give him a little reward?

Beatrice—Let us not go to extremes. . . . The professor is to wait here. [She exits at right. Cæsar goes to the door at left, but it opens and Alexandra enters.]

Alexandra—Has the princess arrived?

Cæsar—Yes, your highness.

Alexandra—Where is she?

Cæsar—In there, your highness. [Points to right.] I believe she is changing her clothes after her long motor ride.

Alexandra—And what are you doing here?

Cæsar—I have been told to summon——[Stops.]

Alexandra—To summon whom?

Cæsar—[Reluctantly.] Professor Agi.

Alexandra—[Sharply.] What do they want of Professor Agi?

Cæsar—He is to come up here and wait.

Alexandra—Very good. Send him up. [She sits.]

Cæsar—But . . . if your highness pleases . . . I am to send Mr. Agi up here to wait for——

AlexandraProfessor Agi.