Bertie and the Crime of PassionBertie, Prince of Wales, is in Paris en route for Cannes in the spring of 1891. One of the attractions of the city is the company of Sarah Bernhardt, and it is she who informs him that the prospective son-in-law of his old friend, Jules d'Agincourt, has been murdered at the Moulin Rouge. |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Agincourt family Alix believe Bernhardt asked Bertie better called chahut chef Claudine Jaume cognac comte concierge crêpes suzette crime dance daughter dear demimondaines detective door dressing room Ecole de Médecine eyes face fellow floor France French gave girl Glyn Goulue gun room hair hall hand heard Hotel Bristol innocent Jules d'Agincourt Juliette knew Knollys La Goulue La Maison Tellier Les Halles Letissier's look Madame Bernhardt Mademoiselle marry Martineau Maurice Letissier Mimi Monsieur Goron Montroger Morgan Moulin Rouge murder never night nodded old friend overcoat painter painting parents Paris pince-nez police Prince of Wales question revolver Rosine Rosine's Royal Highness Sarah Bernhardt shock shooting shot smile someone speak stared suppose sure Sûreté tell Théâtre des Variétés thought told took Toulouse-Lautrec Tristan truth turned Valentin woman word young lady دو وو