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Updated: May 5, 2025
During the whole of that entr'acte Kuragin stood with Dolokhov in front of the orchestra partition, looking at the Rostovs' box. Natasha knew he was talking about her and this afforded her pleasure. She even turned so that he should see her profile in what she thought was its most becoming aspect. Before the beginning of the second act Pierre appeared in the stalls.
"Where on earth did you learn that?" he asked in an entr'acte. "At school in Paris." "And the mandolin?" "A parlor trick. You see, I'm not so useless, after all." Presently, when she sat beside him to rest, he brought out a pad and crayon and made a drawing of her in her cap and bells. He began a little uncertainly, a little carelessly, but his interest growing, in a moment he was absorbed.
"Are you all packed and ready?" "Mentally I am." In the entr'acte which followed quickly after their entrance, Christine dismissed him very politely. "There," she said, "you don't have to stay on duty all the time. You can go and stretch your legs, if you want." He rose at once, and as he did so, Linburne slipped into his place.
But when he was packing his bag he caught himself wishing that he had not the fatigue of dressing for dinner before him, and the exertion, too, of telling her about June's return. The opera that evening was 'Carmen, and he chose the last entr'acte to break the news, instinctively putting it off till the latest moment.
Haslam and Amy dismounted near the theatre and entrusted the bicycle to a small boy's care. When they had bought admission tickets and reached the lobby, the gay finale of the second act was being given. The curtain fell, was called up three times, and then people began to pour forth from the entrance to drink, smoke, or enjoy the air in the entr'acte.
"Violating the Constitution." Beranger could not be induced to say anything else. Yesterday, December 5, 1850, I was at the Francais. Rachel played "Adrienne Lecouvreur." Jerome Bonaparte occupied a box next to mine. During an entr'acte I paid him a visit. We chatted. He said to me: "Louis is mad. He is suspicious of his friends and delivers himself into the hands of his enemies.
But when he was packing his bag he caught himself wishing that he had not the fatigue of dressing for dinner before him, and the exertion, too, of telling her about June's return. The opera that evening was 'Carmen, and he chose the last entr'acte to break the news, instinctively putting it off till the latest moment.
He began to be very keen to meet her and see which of the two would be the more expert in the duel of attack and parry. The flowers and the note were delivered in the first entr'acte. With a sliding rush Pancha was back on the stage, her eye glued to the peephole in the curtain. What she saw held her tranced. Like Mark, her standards suffered from a limited experience.
'I thought you were asleep. 'How did the music go? 'Capitally. Both the songs repeated. The overture and the second entr'acte would have been redemanded at a concert, but of course the play was the thing. Such a success, Stretton! Such a furore! She is a little goddess, a queen. You should see her and hear her! Ah me! with a comic ruefulness 'Holt should be a happy man.
One of the characters in the operetta was a duchess whose adventures afforded the audience much diversion. She abandoned herself to her dreams, her thoughts wandering far from the theatre, the footlights and the actors, to the distant orange groves yonder. During an entr'acte some one knocked at the door of her box. She turned around in surprise.
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