WITHIN THE GATES

BY
ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS

BOSTON AND NEW YORK
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY
The Riverside Press, Cambridge
1901
COPYRIGHT, 1900, BY ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS WARD
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

[ACT I.]
[ACT II.]
[ACT III.]

This drama has so departed from the plan of the original story, “The Gates Between,” published by me long ago, that it is, in fact, a new work, and has therefore received a new title.—E. S. P. W.

DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.

Doctor Esmerald Thorne, a city physician.
Helen Thorne, his wife.
Laddie, their child. (Between four and five years of age.)
Mrs. Fayth, a patient of the Doctor’s, and a friend of Mrs. Thorne’s, an invalid.
Doctor Gazell, a hospital physician not in harmony with Dr. Thorne.
Dr. Carver, a young surgeon.
Maggie, a maid.

A Priest, Nurses, Patients, Servants, People in the Street, Spirits, the Angel Azrael.

WITHIN THE GATES