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CYRANO ��to Roxane���此 �My words sprang thoughtlessly�察�but now I
see Shame on me��I was too presumptuous。
ROXANE ��a little chilled���此 �How quickly you withdraw。
CYRANO�此 �Yes�察 �I withdraw Without withdrawing� �Hurt I
modesty�拭 �If sothe kiss I askedoh�察�grant it not。
CHRISTIAN ��to Cyrano�察�pulling him by his cloak���此 �Why�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Silence�察�Christian� �Hush� �
ROXANE ��leaning over���此 �What whisper you�拭�
CYRANO�此 �I chid myself for my too bold advances�察 �Said�察�
'Silence�察�Christian��' ��The lutes begin to play���此 �Hark� �Wait awhile�察� 。 。
Steps come� 。�Roxane shuts the window。 Cyrano listens to the lutes�察�one
of which plays a merry�察�the other a melancholy�察�tune���此 �Why�察�they play
sadthen gaythen sad� �What�拭 �Neither man nor woman��oh� �a
monk� �
��Enter a capuchin friar�察�with a lantern。 He goes from house to house�察�
looking at every door。��
SCENE 3。VII。
Cyrano�察�Christian�察�a capuchin friar。
CYRANO ��to the friar���此 �What do you�察�playing at Diogenes�拭�
THE FRIAR�此 �I seek the house of Madame。 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �Oh� �plague take him� �
THE FRIAR�此 �Madeleine Robin。 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �What would he�拭� 。 。
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CYRANO ��pointing to a street at the back���此 �This way� �Straight
on。 。 。
THE FRIAR I thank you�察 �and�察 �in your intention Will tell my
rosary to its last bead。
��He goes out。��
CYRANO�此 �Good luck� �My blessings rest upon your cowl� �
��He goes back to Christian。��
SCENE 3。VIII。
Cyrano�察�Christian。
CHRISTIAN�此 �Oh� �win for me that kiss。 。 。 CYRANO�此 �No� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �Soon or late� � 。 。
CYRANO�此 �'Tis true� �The moment of intoxication Of
madness��when your mouths are sure to meet Thanks to your fair
mustacheand her rose lips� 。�To himself���此 �I'd fainer it should come
thanks to。 。 。
��A sound of shutters reopening。 Christian goes in again under the
balcony。��
SCENE 3。IX。
Cyrano�察�Christian�察�Roxane。
ROXANE ��coming out on the balcony���此 �Still there�拭 �We spoke of
a。 。 。
CYRANO�此 �A kiss� �The word is sweet。 I see not why your lip
should shrink from it�察 �If the word burns it��what would the kiss do�拭�
Oh� �let it not your bashfulness affright�察 �Have you not�察 �all this time�察�
insensibly�察 �Left badinage aside�察�and unalarmed Glided from smile to
sigh��from sigh to weeping�拭 �Glide gently�察�imperceptibly�察�still onward
From tear to kiss��a moment's thrill��a heartbeat� �
ROXANE�此 �Hush� �hush� �
CYRANO�此 �A kiss�察�when all is said��what is it�拭 �An oath that's
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ratified��a 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
dumbly��so have I�察 �Adored his Queen�察�as loyally as I�察 �Was sad�察�
but faithful��so am I。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �And you Are fair as Buckingham� �
CYRANO ��asidesuddenly cooled���此 �True��I 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 now��my wordsmy words� 。�The lutes
play���此 �A sad air��a 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 here��I'm sure of itMadame Madeleine Robin。
CYRANO�此 �Why�察�you said Ro´LIN。
THE FRIAR�此 �No�察�not I。 B��I��N��BIN� �
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 you��therefore ��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 I��they 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 him��whose great boldness you Have
deigned�察 �I hope�察 �to pardon�察 �ere he asks�察 �He who is ever youret
cetera。'