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    SISTER MARTHA此           None help him拭

    MOTHER MARGUERITE此                He permits not。 In an alley at the back 

Roxane   appears察  dressed   in   black察  with  a   widow's   coif  and   veil。 De 

Guiche察  imposing´looking   and   visibly   aged察  walks   by   her   side。 They 

saunter slowly。    Mother Marguerite rises此      'Tis time we go in察Madame 

Madeleine      Walks in the garden with a visitor。 

    SISTER MARTHA to Sister Claire察in a low voice此             The Marshal 

of Grammont拭

    SISTER CLAIRE looking at him此           'Tis he察I think。 

    SISTER   MARTHA此          'Tis   many   months   now   since   he   came   to   see 

her。 

    THE SISTERS此        He is so busyThe Courtthe camp  。 。 

    SISTER CLAIRE此         The world 

    They go out。     De Guiche and Roxane come forward in silence察and 

stop close to the embroidery frame。 



                                 SCENE 5。II。 



    Roxane察the   Duke de   Grammont察 formerly  Count de   Guiche。        Then 

Le Bret and Ragueneau。 

    THE   DUKE此       And   you   stay   here   stillever   vainly   fair察Ever   in 

weeds拭

    ROXANE此        Ever。 

    THE DUKE此        Still faithful拭

    ROXANE此        Still。 

    THE DUKE after a pause此        Am I forgiven拭

    ROXANE此        Ay察since I am here。 

    Another pause。 

    THE DUKE此        His was a soul察you say拭 。 。 



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    ROXANE此          Ahwhen you knew him 

     THE     DUKE此        Ah察   may    be    。  。I察 perchance察   too  little  knew 

him        。 。And his last letter察ever next your heart拭

    ROXANE此          Hung from this chain察a gentle scapulary。 

     THE DUKE此         And察dead察you love him still拭

    ROXANE此          At timesmeseems          He is but partly deadour hearts 

still speak察    As if his love察still living察wrapped me round 

     THE DUKE after another pause此            Cyrano comes to see you拭

    ROXANE此          Often察  ay。    Dear察  kind   old   friend  We   call   him   my 

'Gazette。'     He never fails to come此       beneath this tree       They place his 

chair察  if   it   be   fineI   wait察I   broiderthe   clock   strikesat   the   last 

stroke      I   hearfor   now   I   never   turn   to   look Too   sure   to   hear   his 

cane tap down the steps察         He seats himselfwith gentle raillery            He 

mocks my tapestry that's never done察            He tells me all the gossip of the 

week。 。 。 Le Bret appears on the steps此          Why察here's Le Bret 。Le Bret 

descends此      How goes it with our friend拭

     LE BRET此       Illvery ill。 

     THE DUKE此         How拭

    ROXANE to the Duke此            He exaggerates 

     LE    BRET此      All   that  I  prophesied此    desertion察   want    。  。   His 

letters   now   make    him   fresh   enemies      Attacking     the  sham    nobles察

sham devout察       Sham bravethe thieving authorsall the world 

    ROXANE此          Ah but his sword still holds them all in check察           None 

get the better of him。 

     THE DUKE shaking his head此            Time will show 

     LE BRET此        Ah察but I fear for himnot man's attack察          Solitude 

hungercold      December     days察    That    wolf´like   steal  into  his  chamber 

drear此    Lo the assassins that I   fear for him          Each day he   tightens 

by one hole his belt此        That poor nosetinted like old ivory此          He has 

retained one shabby suit of serge。 

     THE DUKE此         Ay察there is one who has no prize of Fortune             Yet 

is not to be pitied 

     LE BRET with a bitter smile此         My Lord Marshal  。 。 

     THE DUKE此         Pity him not      He has lived out his vows察         Free in 



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his thoughts察as in his actions free 

    LE BRET in the same tone此           My Lord  。 。 

    THE DUKE haughtily此            True     I have all察and he has naught察 。 。 

Yet I were proud to take his hand 。Bowing to Roxane此              Adieu 

    ROXANE此          I go with you。 

     The Duke bows to Le Bret察and goes with Roxane toward the steps。 

    THE   DUKE   pausing察  while   she   goes   up此      Ay察  trueI   envy   him。 

Look   you察  when   life   is   brimful   of   success Though   the   past   hold   no 

action foulone feels        A thousand self´disgusts察of which the sum             Is 

not remorse察but a dim察vague unrest察           And察as one mounts the steps of 

worldly fame察       The Duke's furred mantles trail within their folds              A 

sound of dead illusions察vain regrets察        A rustlescarce a whisperlike as 

when察     Mounting the terrace steps察by your mourning robe               Sweeps in 

its train the dying autumn leaves。 

    ROXANE ironically此          You are pensive拭

    THE      DUKE此       True     I   am    。As   he  is  going   out察  suddenly此

Monsieur   Le   Bret   。To   Roxane此     A  word察  with   your   permission拭  。He 

goes to Le Bret察and in a low voice此          True察that none       Dare to attack 

your friendbut   many  hate   him察      Yesterday察 at   the   Queen's   card´play察

'twas said      'That   Cyrano   may  dieby  accident'       Let   him  stay  inbe 

prudent 

    LE BRET raising his arms to heaven此              Prudent     He  。 。     He's 

coming here。      I'll warn himbut  。 。 

    ROXANE who has stayed on the steps察to a sister who comes toward 

her此    What is it拭

    THE SISTER此          Ragueneau would see you察Madame。 

    ROXANE此          Let him come。 To the Duke and Le Bret此            He comes 

to   tell   his   troubles。 Having   been     An   author   save   the   mark。poor 

fellownow        By turns he's singer。 。 。 

    LE BRET此        Bathing´man。 。 。 

    ROXANE此          Then actor。 。 。 

    LE BRET此        Beadle。 。 。 

    ROXANE此          Wig´maker。 。 。 

    LE BRET此        Teacher of the lute。 。 。 



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    ROXANE此         What will he be to´day察by chance拭

    RAGUENEAU   entering   hurriedly此           Ah    Madame   。He   sees   Le 

Bret此    Ah you here察Sir 

    ROXANE smiling此          Tell all your miseries       To him察I will return 

anon。 

    RAGUENEAU此            But察Madame。 。 。 

    Roxane goes out with the Duke。         Ragueneau goes toward Le Bret。 



                                  SCENE 5。III。 



    Le Bret察Ragueneau。 

    RAGUENEAU此            Since you are here察'tis best she should not know 

I   was   going   to   your   friend   just   nowwas   but A  few   steps   from   the 

house察  when   I   saw   him    Go   out。  I   hurried   to   him。 Saw   him   turn 

The corner。 。 。suddenly察from out a window           Where he was passingwas 

it chance拭 。 。may be      A lackey let fall a large piece of wood。 

    LE BRET此       Cowards      O Cyrano 

    RAGUENEAU此            I ranI saw。 。 。 

    LE BRET此       'Tis hideous 

    RAGUENEAU此            Saw    our  poet察 Sirour  friend    Struck    to  the 

grounda large wound in his head 

    LE BRET此       He's dead拭

    RAGUENEAU此            NobutI   bore   him   to   his   room。   。   。 Ah   his 

room     What a thing to seethat garret 

    LE BRET此       He suffers拭

    RAGUENEAU此            No察his consciousness has flown。 

    LE BRET此       Saw you a doctor拭

    RAGUENEAU此            One was kindhe came。 

    LE BRET此        My poor CyranoWe must not tell this            To Roxane 

suddenly。What said this leech拭

    RAGUENEAU此              Saidwhat察   I  know     notfever察 meningitis 

Ah   could   you   see   himall   his   head   bound   up But   let   us   haste 

There's no one by his bed       And if he try to rise察Sir察he might die 

    LE   BRET  dragging   him   toward   the   right此   Come      Through   the 



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chapel     'Tis the quickest way 

     ROXANE appearing on the steps察and seeing Le Bret go away by the 

colonnade leading to the chapel door此             Monsieur le Bret 。Le Bret and 

Ragueneau   disappear   without   answering此          Le   Bret   goeswhen   I   call 

'Tis some new trouble of good Ragueneau's。 

     She descends the steps。 



                                     SCENE 5。IV。 



     Roxane alone。       Two sisters察for a moment。 

     ROXANE此           Ah     what

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