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insensibly察 Left badinage aside察and unalarmed Glided from smile to
sighfrom sigh to weeping拭 Glide gently察imperceptibly察still onward
From tear to kissa moment's thrilla heartbeat
ROXANE此 Hush hush
CYRANO此 A kiss察when all is saidwhat is it拭 An oath that's
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ratifieda sealed promise察 A heart's avowal claiming confirmation察
A rose´dot on the 'i' of 'adoration' A secret that to mouth察not ear察is
whispered察 Brush of a bee's wing察 that makes time eternal察
Communion perfumed like the spring's wild flowers察 The heart's
relieving in the heart's outbreathing察 When to the lips the soul's flood
rises察brimming
ROXANE此 Hush hush
CYRANO此 A kiss察Madame察is honorable此 The Queen of France察
to a most favored lord Did grant a kissthe Queen herself
ROXANE此 What then拭
CYRANO speaking more warmly此 Buckingham suffered
dumblyso have I察 Adored his Queen察as loyally as I察 Was sad察
but faithfulso am I。 。 。
ROXANE此 And you Are fair as Buckingham
CYRANO asidesuddenly cooled此 TrueI forgot
ROXANE此 Must I then bid thee mount to cull this flower拭
CYRANO pushing Christian toward the balcony此 Mount
ROXANE此 This heart´breathing 。 。
CYRANO此 Mount
ROXANE此 This brush of bee's wing 。 。
CYRANO此 Mount
CHRISTIAN hesitating此 But I feel now察as though 'twere ill done
ROXANE此 This moment infinite 。 。
CYRANO still pushing him此 Come察blockhead察mount
Christian springs forward察and by means of the bench察the branches察
and the pillars察climbs to the balcony and strides over it。
CHRISTIAN此 Ah察Roxane
He takes her in his arms察and bends over her lips。
CYRANO此 Aie Strange pain that wrings my heart The kiss察
love's feast察so near I察Lazarus察 Lie at the gate in darkness。 Yet to
me Falls still a crumb or two from the rich man's board Ay察'tis my
heart receives thee察Roxanemine For on the lips you press you kiss as
well The words I spoke just nowmy wordsmy words 。The lutes
play此 A sad aira gay air此the monk 。He begins to run as if he came
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from a long way off察and cries out此 Hola
ROXANE此 Who is it拭
CYRANO此 II was but passing by。 。 。 Is Christian there拭
CHRISTIAN astonished此 Cyrano
ROXANE此 Good´day察cousin
CYRANO此 Cousin察good´day
ROXANE此 I'm coming
She disappears into the house。 At the back re´enter the friar。
CHRISTIAN seeing him此 Back again
He follows Roxane。
SCENE 3。X。
Cyrano察Christian察Roxane察the friar察Ragueneau。
THE FRIAR此 'Tis hereI'm sure of itMadame Madeleine Robin。
CYRANO此 Why察you said Ro´LIN。
THE FRIAR此 No察not I。 BINBIN
ROXANE appearing on the threshold察followed by Ragueneau察who
carries a lantern察and Christian此 What is't拭
THE FRIAR此 A letter。
CHRISTIAN此 What拭
THE FRIAR to Roxane此 Oh察 it can boot but a holy business
'Tis from a worthy lord。 。 。
ROXANE to Christian此 De Guiche
CHRISTIAN此 He dares。 。 。
ROXANE此 Oh察 he will not importune me forever 。Unsealing the
letter此 I love youtherefore She reads in a low voice by the aid of
Ragueneau's lantern此 'Lady察 The drums beat察 My regiment
buckles its harness on And starts察but Ithey deem me gone before
But I stay。 I have dared to disobey Your mandate。 I am here in
convent walls。 I come to you to´night。 By this poor monk A
simple fool who knows not what he bears I send this missive to
apprise your ear。 Your lips erewhile have smiled on me察too sweet此 I
go not ere I've seen them once again I would be private察 send each
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soul away察 Receive alone himwhose great boldness you Have
deigned察 I hope察 to pardon察 ere he asks察 He who is ever youret
cetera。' To the monk此 Father察 this is the matter of the letter此 。All
come near her察and she reads aloud此 'Lady察 The Cardinal's wish is
law察 albeit It be to you unwelcome。 For this cause I send these
linesto your fair ear addressed By a holy man察discreet察intelligent此
It is our will that you receive from him察 In your own house察 the
marriage She turns the page此 benediction Straightway察 this
night。 Unknown to all the world Christian becomes your husband。
Him we send。 He is abhorrent to your choice。 Let be。 Resign
yourself察 and this obedience Will be by Heaven well recompensed。
Receive察 Fair lady察all assurance of respect察 From him who ever was察
and still remains察 Your humble and obligedet cetera。'
THE FRIAR with great delight此 O worthy lord I knew naught
was to fear察 It could be but holy business
ROXANE to Christian察 in a low voice此 Am I not apt at reading
letters拭
CHRISTIAN此 Hum
ROXANE aloud察with despair此 But this is horrible
THE FRIAR who has turned his lantern on Cyrano此 'Tis you拭
CHRISTIAN此 'Tis I
THE FRIAR turning the light on to him察and as if a doubt struck him
on seeing his beauty此 But。 。 。
ROXANE quickly此 I have overlooked the postscriptsee此
'Give twenty pistoles for the Convent。'
THE FRIAR此 。 。Oh Most worthy lord 。To Roxane此
Submit you拭
ROXANE with a martyr's look此 I submit 。While Ragueneau
opens the door察 and Christian invites the friar to enter察 she whispers to
Cyrano此 Oh察keep De Guiche at bay He will be here Let him not
enter till。 。 。
CYRANO此 I understand 。To the friar此 What time need you to
tie the marriage´knot拭
THE FRIAR此 A quarter of an hour。
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CYRANO pushing them all toward the house此 Go I stay。
ROXANE to Christian此 Come 。 。
They enter。
CYRANO此 Now察how to detain De Guiche so long拭。He jumps on
the bench察climbs to the balcony by the wall此 Come 。 。up I go 。 。I
have my plan 。 。 The lutes begin to play a very sad air此 What察ho
The tremolo grows more and more weird此 It is a man ay 'tis a man
this time 。He is on the balcony察pulls his hat over his eyes察takes off his
sword察wraps himself in his cloak察then leans over此 'Tis not too high
He strides across the balcony察and drawing to him a long branch of one of
the trees that are by the garden wall察he hangs on to it with both hands察
ready to let himself fall此 I'll shake this atmosphere
SCENE 3。XI。
Cyrano察De Guiche。
DE GUICHE who enters察 masked察 feeling his way in the dark此
What can that cursed Friar be about拭
CYRANO此 The devil 。 。If he knows my voice 。Letting go with
one hand察 he pretends to turn an invisible key。 Solemnly此 Cric
Crac Assume thou察 Cyrano察 to serve the turn察 The accent of thy
native Bergerac 。 。
DE GUICHE looking at the house此 'Tis there。 I see dimthis
mask hinders me 。He is about to enter察 when Cyrano leaps from the
balcony察holding on to the branch察which bends察d