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THE CAPTIVE
5

Gisele

Well, you see we're the only two women at dinner to-night, and we must arrange that our dresses don't clash.

Mlle. Marchand

Ah, yes, that's so.

[Josephine, a maid, enters at the back, carrying a gown to be put away in the dressing room.]

Gisele

Josephine, has Irene told you what dress she's wearing to-night?

Josephine

No, mademoiselle, she hasn't.

Gisele

Oh, Lord! Now I've no idea what to wear myself! [Josephine goes out.]

Mlle. Marchand

Wear your yellow dress. It's charming—and it's very becoming.

Gisele

My yellow dress! Don't be silly!

Mlle. Marchand

Gisele! A little more respect for your governess, if you please!