Olivette: Opera Comique, in Three Acts (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The Third and last Act describes the partial success of the plot and the imprisonment of the Countess on the Cormorant, the ship commanded by De Merimae. Olivette and her husband, disguised as sailors, seek a vessel to take them away. Valentine is detected and seized. Olivette manages to set the Countess free and assume her dress, her own place being taken by her maid, Veloutine, whom the near-sighted'duke courts. De Merimae' returns, and is horrified to hear the Duke tell Valentine of his courtship of Olivette. Both nephew and uncle disown the bride until the return of the Countess and the unveiling of Olz'z/ette. Valentine at last is united to Olivette. The Countess accepts the Due ales Ifs, and De Merimae is advised to follow the example of the Doge of Venice and marry the sea.

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