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not   by   weeping     turn  to  laughter      The    grave   emotion    that   a  tear 

engenders 

    LE BRET此        Never be sad      What's lovea chance of Fortune 

    CYRANO shaking his head此             Look I a Caesar to woo Cleopatra拭

A Tito to aspire to Berenice拭

    LE   BRET此       Your   courage   and   your   witThe   little   maid   Who 

offered   you   refreshment   even   now察    Her   eyes   did   not   abhor   youyou 

saw well 

    CYRANO impressed此            True 

    LE BRET此        Well察how then拭 。 。I saw Roxane herself            Was death´ 

pale as she watched the duel。 

    CYRANO此          Pale拭

    LE BRET此        Her heart察her fancy察are already caught           Put it to th' 

touch 

    CYRANO此          That she may mock my face拭            That is the one thing 

on this earth I fear 

    THE   PORTER   introducing   some   one   to   Cyrano此        Sir察  some   one 

asks for you。 。 。 

    CYRANO seeing the duenna此             God her duenna 



                                   SCENE 1。VI。 



    Cyrano察Le Bret察the duenna。 

    THE   DUENNA   with         a  low   bow此    I  was   bid  ask  you   where    a 



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certain lady     Could see her valiant cousinbut in secret。 

    CYRANO overwhelmed此            See me拭

    THE DUENNA courtesying此            Ay察Sir   She has somewhat to tell。 

    CYRANO此         Somewhat拭 。 。 

    THE DUENNA still courtesying此          Ay察private matters 

    CYRANO staggering此         Ah察my God 

    THE DUENNA此           To´morrow察at the early blush of dawn察         We go 

to hear mass at St。 Roch。 

    CYRANO leaning against Le Bret此          My God 

    THE DUENNA此          Afterwhat place for a few minutes' speech拭

    CYRANO confused此          Where拭    Ah  。 。but。 。 。Ah察my God  。 。 

    THE DUENNA此           Say 

    CYRANO此         I reflect  。 。 

    THE DUENNA此           Where拭

    CYRANO此        Atthe pastry´house of Ragueneau。 

    THE DUENNA此           Where lodges he拭

    CYRANO此         The RueGodSt。 Honore 

    THE DUENNA going此           Good。     Be you there。    At seven。 

    CYRANO此         Without fail。 

    The duenna goes out。 



                                SCENE 1。VII。 



    Cyrano察Le Bret。      Then actors察actresses察Cuigy察Brissaille察Ligniere察

the porter察the violinists。 

    CYRANO        falling  into  Le  Bret's  arms此   A   rendezvous。    。  。from 

her  。 。 

    LE BRET此       You're sad no more 

    CYRANO此        Ah    Let the world go burn      She knows I live 

    LE BRET此       Now you'll be calm察I hope拭

    CYRANO beside himself for joy此           Calm拭    I now calm拭      I'll be 

frenetic察  franticraving  mad     Oh察   for  an  army   to  attacka  host 

I've   ten   hearts   in   my   breast察  a   score   of   arms察No   dwarfs   to   cleave   in 

twain  。 。 Wildly此   No    Giants now 



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    For a few moments the shadows of the actors have been moving on 

the stage察whispers are heardthe rehearsal is beginning。          The violinists 

are in their places。 

    A    VOICE     FROM      THE    STAGE此       Hollo    there   Silence    We 

rehearse 

    CYRANO laughing此          We go 

    He moves away。        By the big door enter Cuigy察Brissaille察and some 

officers察holding up Ligniere察who is drunk。 

    CUIGY此       Cyrano 

    CYRANO此         Well察what now拭

    CUIGY此       A lusty thrush      They're bringing you 

    CYRANO recognizing him此            Ligniere  。 。What has chanced拭

    CUIGY此       He seeks you 

    BRISSAILLE此         He dare not go home 

    CYRANO此         Why not拭

    LIGNIERE in a husky voice察showing him a crumpled letter此               This 

letter  warns   me。   。  。that  a  hundred  men。   。  。  Revenge     that  threatens 

me。 。 。that song察you know        At the Porte de Nesle。      To get to my own 

house      I must pass there。 。 。I dare not  。 。Give me leave        To sleep to´ 

night beneath your roof      Allow。 。 。 

    CYRANO此         A hundred men拭      You'll sleep in your own bed 

    LIGNIERE frightened此         But 

    CYRANO in a terrible voice察showing him the lighted lantern held by 

the   porter察 who   is  listening  curiously此    Take    the  lantern。  Ligniere 

seizes it此   Let us start    I swear     That I will make your bed to´night 

myself 。To the officers此     Follow察some stay behind察as witnesses 

    CUIGY此       A hundred  。 。 

    CYRANO此         Less察to´nightwould be too few 

    The actors and actresses察in their costumes察have come down from the 

stage察and are listening。 

    LE BRET此       But why embroil yourself拭

    CYRANO此         Le Bret who scolds 

    LE BRET此       That worthless drunkard 

    CYRANO   slapping   Ligniere   on   the   shoulder此      Wherefore拭     For 



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this cause察     This wine´barrel察this cask of Burgundy察          Did察on a day察

an   action   full   of   grace察As   he   was   leaving   church察  he   saw   his   love 

Take holy waterhe察who is affeared           At water's taste察ran quickly to the 

stoup察    And drank it all察to the last drop  。 。 

     AN ACTRESS此          Indeed察that was a graceful thing 

     CYRANO此         Ay察was it not拭

     THE ACTRESS to the others此            But why a hundred men 'gainst one 

poor rhymer拭

     CYRANO此         March 。To the officers此       Gentlemen察when you shall 

see me charge察       Bear me no succor察none察whate'er the odds 

     ANOTHER         ACTRESS       jumping    from   the  stage此    Oh    I   shall 

come and see 

     CYRANO此         Come察then 

     ANOTHER jumping downto an old actor此               And you拭 。 。 

     CYRANO此         Come     allthe  Doctor察  Isabel察  Leander察    Come察    for 

you   shall   add察  in   a   motley   swarm察 The   farce   Italian   to   this   Spanish 

drama 

     ALL THE WOMEN   dancing   for   joy此           Bravoa   mantle察quick 

my hood 

     JODELET此        Come on 

     CYRANO此         Play us a march察gentlemen of the band 。The violinists 

join   the  procession察  which    is  forming。   They   take    the  footlights察 and 

divide    them   for  torches此    Brave    officers  next察  women    in  costume察

And察twenty paces on He takes his place此           I all alone察    Beneath the 

plume that Glory lends察herself察        To deck my beaverproud as Scipio  。 。 

You   hear   meI   forbid   you   succor   me    One察  two   three   Porter察

open wide the doors 。The porter opens the doors察a view of old Paris in 

the moonlight is seen此        Ah  。 。Paris wrapped in night half nebulous此

The   moonlight   streams   o'er   the   blue´shadowed   roofs察    A  lovely   frame 

for   this  wild  battle´scene察    Beneath     the  vapor's   floating  scarves察  the 

Seine      Trembles察mysterious察like a magic mirror察            And察shortly察you 

shall see what you shall see 

     ALL此     To the Porte de Nesle 

     CYRANO  standing   on the threshold此           Ay察  to   the  Porte de   Nesle 



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Turning to the actress此     Did you not ask察young lady察for what cause 

Against this rhymer fivescore men were sent拭。He draws his sword察then察

calmly此    'Twas that they knew him for a friend of mine 

    He goes out。    Ligniere staggers first after him察then the actresses on 

the officers' armsthe actors。    The procession starts to the sound of the 

violins and in the faint light of the candles。 

    Curtain。 



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                                       ACT II。 



                                The Poet's Eating´House。 

     Ragueneau's cook and pastry´shop。              A large kitchen at the corner of 

the   Rue   St。   Honore   and   the   Rue   de   l'Arbre   Sec察  which   are   seen   in   the 

background through the glass door察in the gray dawn。 

     On   the   left察  in   the   foreground察  a   counter察  surmounted   by   a   stand   in 

forged   iron察  on   which   are   hung   geese察  ducks察  and   water   peacocks。      In 

great china   vases are   tall bouquets of simple flowers察 principally  yellow 

sunflowers。 

   

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