RUD. Take my arm, my little maiden!
MIMI. (giving her arm to RUDOLPH) I obey you, my lord!
(They go, arm in arm, to the door.)
RUD. You love me? Say!
MIMI. (with abandon)
I love thee!
RUD. and MIMI. My love! My love!
ACT II
"…Gustave Colline, the great philosopher; Marcel, the great painter; Rudolph, the great poet, and Schaunard, the great musician —as they were wont to style them selves—regularly frequented the Cafe Momus, where, being inseparable, they were nicknamed 'The Four Musketeers.'
"Indeed, they always went about together, played together, dined together, often without paying the bill, yet always with a beautiful harmony worthy of the Conservatoire Orchestra.
"Mademoiselle Musetta was a pretty girl of twenty.