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"Aux personnes qui s'ennuient" / "For those who are bored"
1media/Thumb 139.png2024-11-08T14:14:25-05:00"For Those Who Are Bored"9A humorous anecdote about Alexandre Dumasplain2024-11-27T18:47:23-05:0009-10-1890Translation:
A lovely word from Dumas père
The night of the first performance of The Lady of the Camelias, Alexandre Dumas was enjoying the success of his son.
During the intermission, a friend came to greet him, and, thinking he would flatter him, said:
"Are you in the play... You must have had something to do with it?"
"I should think so," replied Dumas, "I made the author."
