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suddenly�察�sniffing the air。 Silence。��
SCENE 4。VII。
The same。 De Guiche。
DE GUICHE�此 �It smells good here。
A CADET ��humming���此 �Lo� �Lo´lo� �
DE GUICHE ��looking at him���此 �What is the matter��You are very
red。
THE CADET�此 �The matter��Nothing��'Tis my bloodboiling at the
thought of the coming battle� �
ANOTHER�此 �Poum�察�poumpoum。 。 。
DE GUICHE ��turning round���此 �What's that�拭�
THE CADET ��slightly drunk���此 �Nothing� � 。 。'Tis a song��a little。 。 。
DE GUICHE�此 �You are merry�察�my friend� �
THE CADET�此 �The approach of danger is intoxicating� �
DE GUICHE ��calling Carbon de Castel´Jaloux�察�to give him an order���此�
Captain� �I。 。 。 ��He stops short on seeing him���此�Plague take me� �but
you look bravely�察�too� �
CARBON ��crimson in the face�察�hiding a bottle behind his back�察�with
an evasive movement���此 �Oh� � 。 。
DE GUICHE�此 �I have one cannon left�察�and have had it carried there´
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´ ��he points behind the scenes���此 �in that corner。 。 。Your men can use it
in case of need。
A CADET ��reeling slightly���此 �Charming attention� �
ANOTHER ��with a gracious smile���此 �Kind solicitude� �
DE GUICHE�此 �How�拭�they are all gone crazy�拭。�Drily���此 �As you are
not used to cannon�察�beware of the recoil。
FIRST CADET�此 �Pooh� �
DE GUICHE ��furious�察�going up to him���此 �But。 。 。
THE CADET�此 �Gascon cannons never recoil� �
DE GUICHE ��taking him by the arm and shaking him���此 �You are
tipsy��but what with�拭�
THE CADET ��grandiloquently���此 �With the smell of powder� �
DE GUICHE ��shrugging his shoulders and pushing him away�察 �then
going quickly to Roxane���此 �Briefly�察 �Madame�察 �what decision do you
deign to take�拭�
ROXANE�此 �I stay here。
DE GUICHE�此 �You must fly� �
ROXANE�此 �No� �I will stay。
DE GUICHE�此 �Since things are thus�察�give me a musket�察�one of you� �
CARBON�此 �Wherefore�拭�
DE GUICHE�此 �Because I toomean to remain。
CYRANO�此 �At last� �This is true valor�察�Sir� �
FIRST CADET�此 �Then you are Gascon after all�察�spite of your lace
collar�拭�
ROXANE�此 �What is all this�拭�
DE GUICHE�此 �I leave no woman in peril。
SECOND CADET ��to the first���此 �Hark you� �Think you not we
might give him something to eat�拭�
��All the viands reappear as if by magic。��
DE GUICHE ��whose eyes sparkle���此 �Victuals� �
THE THIRD CADET�此 �Yes�察 �you'll see them coming from under
every coat� �
DE GUICHE ��controlling himself�察�haughtily���此 �Do you think I will
eat your leavings�拭�
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CYRANO ��saluting him���此 �You make progress。
DE GUICHE ��proudly�察 �with a light touch of accent on the word
'breaking'���此 �I will fight without br´r´eaking my fast� �
FIRST CADET ��with wild delight���此 �Br´r´r´eaking� �He has got the
accent� �
DE GUICHE ��laughing���此 �I�拭�
THE CADET�此 �'Tis a Gascon� �
��All begin to dance。��
CARBON DE CASTEL´JALOUX ��who had disappeared behind the
rampart�察�reappearing on the ridge���此 �I have drawn my pikemen up in line。
They are a resolute troop。
��He points to a row of pikes�察�the tops of which are seen over the ridge。��
DE GUICHE ��bowing to Roxane���此 �Will you accept my hand�察�and
accompany me while I review them�拭�
��She takes it�察 �and they go up toward the rampart。 All uncover and
follow them。��
CHRISTIAN ��going to Cyrano�察�eagerly���此 �Tell me quickly� �
��As Roxane appears on the ridge�察 �the tops of the lances disappear�察�
lowered for the salute�察�and a shout is raised。 She bows。��
THE PIKEMEN ��outside���此 �Vivat� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �What is this secret�拭�
CYRANO�此 �If Roxane should。 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �Should�拭� 。 。
CYRANO�此 �Speak of the letters�拭� 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �Yes�察�I know� � 。 。
CYRANO�此 �Do not spoil all by seeming surprised。 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �At what�拭�
CYRANO�此 �I must explain to you� � 。 。Oh� �'tis no great matterI but
thought of it to´ day on seeing her。 You have。 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �Tell quickly� �
CYRANO�此 �You have。 。 。written to her oftener than you think。 。 。
CHRISTIAN�此 �How so�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Thus�察 �'faith� �I had taken it in hand to express your
flame for you� � 。 。At times I wrote without saying�察�'I am writing��'
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CHRISTIAN�此 �Ah� � 。 。
CYRANO�此 �'Tis simple enough� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �But how did you contrive�察�since we have been cut off�察�
thus。 。 。to�拭� 。 。
CYRANO�此 � 。 。Oh� �before dawn。 。 。I was able to get through。 。 。
CHRISTIAN ��folding his arms���此 �That was simple�察�too�拭 �And how
oft�察 �pray you�察 �have I written�拭� 。 。Twice in the week�拭� 。 。Three
times�拭� 。 。Four�拭� 。 。
CYRANO�此 �More often still。
CHRISTIAN�此 �What� �Every day�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Yes�察�every day��twice。
CHRISTIAN ��violently���此 �And that became so mad a joy for you�察�
that you braved death。 。 。
CYRANO ��seeing Roxane returning���此 �Hush� �Not before her� �
��He goes hurriedly into his tent。��
SCENE 4。VIII。
Roxane�察 �Christian。 In the distance cadets coming and going。
Carbon and De Guiche give orders。
ROXANE ��running up to Christian���此 �Ah�察�Christian�察�at last� � 。 。
CHRISTIAN ��taking her hands���此 �Now tell me why Why�察 �by
these fearful paths so perilous Across these ranks of ribald soldiery�察�
You have come�拭�
ROXANE�此 �Love�察�your letters brought me here� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �What say you�拭�
ROXANE�此 �'Tis your fault if I ran risks� �Your letters turned my
head� �Ah� �all this month�察 �How many��and the last one ever bettered
The one that went before� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �What��for a few Inconsequent love´letters� �
ROXANE�此 �Hold your peace� �Ah� �you cannot conceive it� �Ever
since That night�察�when�察�in a voice all new to me�察 �Under my window
you revealed your soul Ah� �ever since I have adored you� �Now
Your letters all this whole month long��meseemed As if I heard that
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voice so tender�察�true�察 �Sheltering�察�close� �Thy fault�察�I say� �It drew me�察�
The voice o' th' night� �Oh� �wise Penelope Would ne'er have stayed to
broider on her hearthstone�察 �If her Ulysses could have writ such letters� �
But would have cast away her silken bobbins�察 �And fled to join him�察�
mad for love as Helen� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �But。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �I read�察 �read againgrew faint for love�察�I was thine
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