The Phantom of the Opera

by Gaston Leroux

“I hope that you said nothing about Erik, sir, because Erik’s secret is also Christine Daaé’s and to talk about one is to talk about the other!”

earlier.

beside

Daaé shall leave

cry time

third change

11 It is very natural that, at the time when the Persian was writing, he should take so many precautions against any spirit of incredulity on the part of those who were likely to read his narrative. Nowadays, when we have all seen this sort of room, his precautions would be superfluous.

I was crying out in concert with Christine. M. de Chagny was still on his knees, praying.

the visit of a stranger

22,829 2–5 feet of piping;