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her in my arms� 。�Seeing Roxane come out from Clomire's house���此 �It
is she� �Cyrano�察�no��Leave me not� �
CYRANO ��bowing���此 �Speak for yourself�察�my friend�察�and take your
chance。
��He disappears behind the garden wall。��
SCENE 3。V。
Christian�察�Roxane�察�the duenna。
ROXANE ��coming out of Clomire's house�察�with a company of friends�察�
whom she leaves。 Bows and good´byes���此 �Barthenoide��Alcandre� �
Gremione� �
THE DUENNA ��bitterly disappointed���此 �We've missed the speech
upon the Tender Passion� �
��Goes into Roxane's house。��
ROXANE ��still bowing���此 �Urimedonteadieu� 。�All bow to Roxane
and to each other�察�and then separate�察�going up different streets。 Roxane
suddenly seeing Christian���此 �You� 。�She goes to him���此 �Evening falls。
Let's sit。 Speak on。 I listen。
CHRISTIAN ��sits by her on the bench。 A silence���此 �Oh� �I love
you� �
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ROXANE ��shutting her eyes���此 �Ay�察�speak to me of love。
CHRISTIAN�此 �I love thee� �
ROXANE�此 �That's The theme� �But vary it。
CHRISTIAN�此 �I。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �Vary it� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �I love you so� �
ROXANE�此 �Oh� �without doubt��and then�拭� 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �And thenI should beoh��so gladso glad If
you would love me��Roxane�察�tell me so� �
ROXANE ��with a little grimace���此 �I hoped for cream��you give me
gruel� �Say How love possesses you�拭�
CHRISTIAN�此 �Oh utterly� �
ROXANE�此 �Come�察�come� � 。 。unknot those tangled sentiments� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �Your throat I'd kiss it� �
ROXANE�此 �Christian� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �I love thee� �
ROXANE ��half´rising���此 �Again� �
CHRISTIAN ��eagerly�察�detaining her���此 �No�察�no� �I love thee not� �
ROXANE ��reseating herself���此 �'Tis well� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �But I adore thee� �
ROXANE ��rising�察�and going further off���此 �Oh� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �I am grown stupid� �
ROXANE ��dryly���此 �And that displeases me�察�almost as much As
'twould displease me if you grew ill´favored。
CHRISTIAN�此 �But。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �Rally your poor eloquence that's flown� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �I。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �Yes�察�you love me�察�that I know。 Adieu。
��She goes toward her house。��
CHRISTIAN�此 �Oh�察�go not yet� �I'd tell you
ROXANE ��opening the door���此 �You adore me�拭 �I've heard it very
oft。 No��Go away� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �But I would fain。 。 。
��She shuts the door in his face。��
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CYRANO ��who has re´entered unseen���此 �I' faith� �It is successful� �
SCENE 3。VI。
Christian�察�Cyrano�察�two pages。
CHRISTIAN�此 �Come to my aid� �
CYRANO�此 �Not I� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �But I shall die�察 �Unless at once I win back her fair
favor。
CYRANO�此 �And how can I�察 �at once�察 �i' th' devil's name�察�Lesson
you in。 。 。
CHRISTIAN ��seizing his arm���此 �Oh�察�she is there� �
��The window of the balcony is now lighted up。��
CYRANO ��moved���此 �Her window� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �Oh� �I shall die� �
CYRANO�此 �Speak lower� �
CHRISTIAN ��in a whisper���此 �I shall die� �
CYRANO�此 �The night is dark。 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �Well� �
CYRANO�此 �All can be repaired。 Although you merit not。 Stand
there�察 �poor wretch� �Fronting the balcony� �I'll go beneath And
prompt your words to you。 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �But。 。 。
CYRANO�此 �Hold your tongue� �
THE PAGES ��reappearing at backto Cyrano���此 �Ho� �
CYRANO�此 �Hush� �
��He signs to them to speak softly。��
FIRST PAGE ��in a low voice���此 �We've played the serenade you bade
To Montfleury� �
CYRANO ��quickly�察 �in a low voice���此 �Go� �lurk in ambush there�察�
One at this street corner�察�and one at that�察 �And if a passer´by should here
intrude�察 �Play you a tune� �
SECOND PAGE�此 �What tune�察�Sir Gassendist�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Gay�察 �if a woman comes��for a man�察 �sad� 。�The pages
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disappear�察�one at each street corner。 To Christian���此 �Call her� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �Roxane� �
CYRANO ��picking up stones and throwing them at the window���此�
Some pebbles� �wait awhile� �
ROXANE ��half´opening the casement���此 �Who calls me�拭�
CHRISTIAN�此 �I� �
ROXANE�此 �Who's that�拭�
CHRISTIAN�此 �Christian� �
ROXANE ��disdainfully���此 �Oh� �you�拭�
CHRISTIAN�此 �I would speak with you。
CYRANO ��under the balconyto Christian���此 �Good。 Speak soft
and low。
ROXANE�此 �No�察�you speak stupidly� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �Oh�察�pity me� �
ROXANE�此 �No� �you love me no more� �
CHRISTIAN ��prompted by Cyrano���此 �You sayGreat Heaven� �I
love no more��whenIlove more and more� �
ROXANE ��who was about to shut the casement�察 �pausing���此 �Hold� �
'tis a trifle better� �ay�察�a trifle� �
CHRISTIAN ��same play���此 �Love grew apace�察�rocked by the anxious
beating。 。 。 Of this poor heart�察�which the cruel wanton boy。 。 。 Took
for a cradle� �
ROXANE ��coming out on to the balcony���此 �That is better� �But
An if you deem that Cupid be so cruel You should have stifled baby´
love in's cradle� �
CHRISTIAN ��same play���此 �Ah�察�Madame�察�I assayed�察�but all in vain
This。 。 。new´born babe is a young。 。 。Hercules� �
ROXANE�此 �Still better� �
CHRISTIAN ��same play���此 �Thus he strangled in my heart
The。 。 。serpents twain�察�of。 。 。Pride。 。 。and Doubt� �
ROXANE ��leaning over the balcony���此 �Well said� �But why so
faltering�拭 �Has mental palsy Seized on your faculty imaginative�拭�
CYRANO ��drawing Christian under the balcony�察�and slipping into his
place���此 �Give place� �This waxes critical� � 。 。
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ROXANE�此 �To´day。 。 。 Your words are hesitating。
CYRANO ��imitating Christianin a whisper���此 �Night has come。 。 。
In the dusk they grope their way to find your ear。
ROXANE�此 �But my words find no such impediment。
CYRANO�此 �They find their way at once�拭 �Small wonder that� �
For 'tis within my heart they find their home�察�Bethink how large my
heart�察�how small your ear� �And��from fair heights descending�察�words
fall fast�察 �But mine must mount�察�Madame�察�and that takes time� �
ROXANE�此 �Meseems that your last words have learned to climb。
CYRANO�此 �With practice such gymnastic grows less hard� �
ROXANE�此 �In truth�察�I seem to speak from distant heights� �
CYRANO�此 �True�察 �far above�察 �at such a height 'twere death If a
hard word from you fell on my heart。
ROXANE ��moving���此 �I will come down。 。 。
CYRANO ��hastily���此 �No� �
ROXANE ��showing him the bench under the balcony���此 �Mount then
on the bench� �
CYRANO ��starting back alarmed���此 �No� �
ROXANE�此 �How�察�you will not�拭�
CYRANO ��more and more moved���此 �Stay awhile� �'Tis sweet�察� 。 。
The rare occasion�察 �when our hearts can speak Our selves unseen�察�
unseeing� �
ROXANE�此 �Whyunseen�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Ay�察 �it is sweet� �Half hidden��half revealed You
see the dark folds of my shrouding cloak�察 �And I�察 �the glimmering
whiteness of your dress�此 �I but a shadowyou a radiance fair� �Know
you what such a moment holds for me�拭 �If ever I were eloquent。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �You were� �
CYRANO�此 �Yet never till to´night my speech has sprung Straight
from my heart as now it springs。
ROXANE�此 �Why not�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Till now I spoke haphazard。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �What�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Your eyes Have beams that turn men dizzy��But to´