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The Ghost Sonata
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The Ghost Sonata The ground floor and first floor of a fashionable house. only a corner of it visible. The ground floor ends in a circular drawing-room, the first floor in a balcony with a flagstaff. As the blinds are raised in the drawing-room they reveal through the open windows a white marble statue of a wound woman, surrounded by palms which are bathed in bright sunlight. In the window to the left stands vases of hyacinths, blue, white, and pink. Over the railing of the balcony, at the corner of the first floor, hangs a blue silk eirderdown, with two white pillows. The windows to the left are draped with white sheets. It is a clear Sunday morning. Downstage, in front of the house, is a green bench. Downstage right, a public fountain. To the left is a pillar, with posters pasted round it. Upstage left is the front entrance...
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