THE CHARACTERS
| Karl Mahler | An Artist |
| Heinrich | His Valet |
| Mimi | His Model |
| Herman Hofmann | A Banker |
| Olga Hofmann | The Banker's Wife |
| The Devil | Calling Himself Dr. Millar |
| Elsa Berg | An Heiress |
The scenes are laid in Vienna, Austria, in Karl Mahler's studio, and in the conservatory reception-room at the Hofmanns', and all the events transpire within the space of one day.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
| PAGE | |
| Dr. Millar: "What an Ideal Couple You Two Would Make" | [Frontispiece] |
| Mimi: "You Do Not Love Me; You Have Ceased to Care for Me" | [16] |
| "Call Me Dr. Millar. My Social Position is Beyond Question" | [40] |
| "The Art Dealer," He Said Sarcastically | [70] |
| "They Seem to be Growing Fond of Each Other," Olga said Jealously | [108] |
| "Let Only Your Bare Neck Show Above Your Cloak, and the Tips of Your Shoes Beneath It" | [115] |
| "I Have Begun This, Let Me Finish It. Let Me Dictate This Letter" | [136] |
| "I Wanted To Feel That You Loved Me As I Hoped You Did" | [173] |
Note:—The illustrations used in this book are reproduced from scenes in Henry W. Savage's production of "The Devil," the only version approved by the author.