"Enormous success!"
"You cannot imagine how delighted we are."
"Ah! my friends."
"We were just saying that for a man whose profession it was, it would have been decided success; but for a man of the world, it is a double merit."
"Well, but I assure you what you told me now—these proofs of kind friendship are even more delightful to me than my success itself."
"That is easily accounted for: your success is as much for your friends as yourself."
"What can make Morville look so pensive? Isn't he satisfied with my play?"
"Why, my dear fellow, you know how strange he is in all points. He seems as if he did not see you."
"And I want to get out of the way, for every one seems staring at me, and I have no ambition to 'play the lion's part.'—Adieu!"
"Adieu, my dear fellow!—and, once and again—bravo!"