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her in my arms 。Seeing Roxane come out from Clomire's house此                 It 

is she   Cyrano察noLeave 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     BarthenoideAlcandre 

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 doubtand then拭 。 。 

    CHRISTIAN此        And    thenI  should   beohso  gladso  glad  If 

you would love meRoxane察tell me so 

    ROXANE with a little grimace此        I hoped for creamyou 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。  NoGo 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   comesfor   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 morewhenIlove 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         Andfrom 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   hiddenhalf   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 dizzyBut to´ 



                                          

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