COMPLETE Princess of Bagdad by Alexandre Dumas Jr - thw

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The Princess of Bagdad by Alexandre Dumas, fils (1824 - 1895).

Is it really a woman of your superiority who speaks of the proprieties of society? Are not women like you above all that? "Was I to come delicately and hypocritically to offer your husband the sum he stood in need of? "Arrange your affairs, my dear friend; you can give me back that trifle when you are able." I should certainly have acted like that if I had not loved you; loving you, ought I to do it, that is to say, to speculate upon your gratitude, upon the impossibility of your husband discharging his debt, and upon fresh and unavoidable necessities? That is a course that would have been unworthy of him, of me, and of you. No, you know it well, the proprieties and dignity are nothing any longer, when passion or necessity predominates. Did your grandmother respect the dignity of her daughter when she gave her up to a prince? ( From the Play)
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    I had been looking for things Egyptian or Middle Eastern when I found this. But it turns out that the Princess has ended up in poverty in Paris…

    Casting is gender neutral.



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Post by Elizabby »

Can I read Lionette please?
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Post by Kristingj »

Oh, Dumas! Can I please claim nourvady?
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Thank you both. Note that it is Dumas FILS or Jr - not his Musketeer father.

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Post by BlueFunk »

I think I have Godler's measure. May I read him please?

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Hey! I'm a guy with a low tone of voice and a slight Persian accent.
I'd read any character you see fit.
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BlueFunk wrote:I think I have Godler's measure. May I read him please?

8-)
Thanks!

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dukedoon wrote:Hey! I'm a guy with a low tone of voice and a slight Persian accent.
I'd read any character you see fit.
This casting is gender neutral. Please pick a part.

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Post by dukedoon »

Okay, Richard then!
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dukedoon wrote:Okay, Richard then!
Great!

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Post by Elizabby »

Actually, I withdraw my claim. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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May I do Raoul? :)
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Thank you both - MW updated.

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K. Adrian Stroet

“What ho!" I said.
"What ho!" said Motty.
"What ho! What ho!"
"What ho! What ho! What ho!"
After that it seemed rather difficult to go on with the conversation.”
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Post by Kitty »

Hello Todd

If you'd consider me, I could probably fit Lionnette into my schedule. :)

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