Nanette. She is back in her own sitting room. She isn't to be disturbed.
Diane. No, I suppose not. I shouldn't have come.
Nanette. If you wished to speak with her about anything important I can take the message.
Diane [absently]. No—no....
Nanette [regarding her suspiciously]. You know Madame le Bargy personally?
Diane. No, no, I don't.
Nanette. I thought not.
[Sitting.]
Diane. May I sit down here for a moment? I am so tired. I have walked all the way, or rather I have run most of it. I am all out of breath.
Nanette. If you will let me know your message at once.... Otherwise there is a seat down at the concierge. I am very busy.