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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。