Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 400
scribed, the Frenchhave a refined and delightful parlor play, whichis a variation of Colin Maillard, and which iscalled Portraits a la Silhouette. In this play, Colin, who is usually a girl, hasnot her eyes bandaged, but on the contrary, hasneed of all her powers of penetration. A largewhite sheet… … i \^m THE PLAV OF BLIND R!AN*S ElFF. it was known under the name of Colin Maillard.This name it still bears in France and on the con-tinent of Europe. The king repeated oft the play ;The children followed, day by day, In merriment, as rough.And to this time do sportive feetYoung Roberts pantomime…
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