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Whom       scowling    husbands    quake    to  see。    Blow�察    �'taratara��'  and  cry 

'Cuckoo。'      What�察�ho�      �Cadets of Gascony�          �Husbands and lovers are 

game for you� �

    DE GUICHE ��seated with haughty carelessness in an armchair brought 

quickly by Ragueneau���此         �A poet�    �'Tis the fashion of the hour�        �Will 

you be mine�拭�

    CYRANO�此          �No�察�Sir��no man's� �

    DE GUICHE�此          �Last night      Your fancy pleased my uncle Richelieu。 

I'll gladly say a word to him for you。 



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    LE BRET ��overjoyed���此          �Great Heavens� �

    DE GUICHE�此          �I imagine you have rhymed           Five acts�察�or so�拭�

    LE BRET ��in Cyrano's ear���此          �Your play��your 'Agrippine��'          You'll 

see it staged at last� �

    DE GUICHE�此          �Take them to him。 

    CYRANO         ��beginning    to  be  tempted    and   attracted���此   �In   sooth��I 

would。 。 。 

    DE GUICHE�此          �He is a critic skilled�此    �He may correct a line or two�察�

at most。 

    CYRANO   ��whose   face   stiffens   at   once���此      �Impossible�      �My   blood 

congeals to think       That other hand should change a comma's dot。 

    DE GUICHE�此          �But when a verse approves itself to him             He pays 

it dear�察�good friend。 

    CYRANO�此          �He    pays   less  dear     Than    I  myself�察  �when    a  verse 

pleases me       I pay myself�察�and sing it to myself� �

    DE GUICHE�此          �You are proud。 

    CYRANO�此          �Really�拭   �You have noticed that�拭�

    A CADET ��entering�察�with a string of old battered plumed beaver hats�察�

full of holes�察�slung on his sword���此         �See�察�Cyrano��this morning�察�on the 

quay      What strange bright´feathered game we caught�               �The hats      O' 

the fugitives。 。 。 

    CARBON�此          �'Spolia opima��' 

    ALL ��laughing���此        �Ah� �ah� �ah� �

    CUIGY�此       �He who laid that ambush�察�'faith�          �Must curse and swear� �

    BRISSAILLE�此          �Who was it�拭�

    DE   GUICHE�此        �I   myself。   ��The   laughter   stops���此  �I   charged   them 

work too dirty for my sword�察         �To punish and chastise a rhymster sot。 

     ��Constrained silence。�� 

    The   CADET  ��in   a   low   voice�察  �to   Cyrano�察  �showing   him   the   beavers���此�

What do with them�拭       �They're full of grease��a stew�拭�

    CYRANO ��taking the sword and�察�with   a salute�察�dropping the hats   at 

De Guiche's feet���此       �Sir�察�pray be good enough to render them             Back to 

your friends。 

    DE   GUICHE   ��rising�察  �sharply���此       �My   chair   therequick��I   go�   。�To 



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Cyrano passionately���此       �As to you�察�sirrah� � 。 。 

    VOICE ��in the street���此       �Porters for my lord De Guiche� �

    DE GUICHE ��who has controlled himselfsmiling���此                �Have you read 

'Don Quixote'�拭�

    CYRANO�此          �I   have�    �And   doff   my   hat   at   th'   mad   knight´errant's 

name。 

    DE GUICHE�此          �I counsel you to study。 。 。 

    A PORTER ��appearing at back���此            �My lord's chair� �

    DE GUICHE�此           � 。 。The windmill chapter� �

    CYRANO ��bowing���此            �Chapter the Thirteenth。 

    DE     GUICHE�此         �For    when    one   tilts  'gainst  windmillsit    may 

chance。 。 。 

    CYRANO�此          �Tilt I 'gainst those who change with every breeze�拭�

    DE   GUICHE�此         �   。   。That   windmill   sails   may   sweep   you   with   their 

arm      Downin the mire� � 。 。 

    CYRANO�此          �Or upwardto the stars� �

    ��De Guiche goes out�察�and mounts into his chair。             The other lords go 

away   whispering   together。     Le   Bret   goes   to   the   door   with   them。 The 

crowd disperses。�� 



                                 SCENE 2。VIII。 



    Cyrano�察�Le Bret�察�the cadets�察�who are eating and drinking at the tables 

right and left。 

    CYRANO ��bowing mockingly to those who go out without daring to 

salute him���此     �Gentlemen。 。 。Gentlemen。 。 。 

    LE BRET ��coming back�察�despairingly���此             �Here's a fine coil� �

    CYRANO�此          �Oh� �scold away� �

    LE    BRET�此      �At    least�察 �you  will  agree     That    to  annihilate   each 

chance of Fate       Exaggerates。 。 。 

    CYRANO�此          �Yes��I exaggerate� �

    LE BRET ��triumphantly���此          �Ah� �

    CYRANO�此          �But   for  principleexample      too�察  �I   think  'tis  well 

thus to exaggerate。 



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     LE   BRET�此       �Oh�   �lay   aside   that   pride   of   musketeer�察   �Fortune   and 

glory wait you� � 。 。 

     CYRANO�此          �Ay�察�and then�拭� 。 。         Seek a protector�察�choose a patron 

out�察     �And   like   the   crawling   ivy  round   a   tree   That   licks   the   bark   to 

gain the trunk's support�察         �Climb high by creeping ruse instead of force�拭�

No�察   �grammercy�        �What�       �I�察  �like  all  the   rest     Dedicate      verse   to 

bankers��play buffoon           In cringing hope to see�察�at last�察�a smile             Not 

disapproving�察      �on  a  patron's   lips�拭    �Grammercy�察       �no�   �What�      �learn   to 

swallow toads�拭         �With frame aweary climbing stairs��a skin               Grown 

grimed and horny��here�察�about the knees�拭               �And�察�acrobat´like�察�teach my 

back to bend�拭        �No�察�grammercy�          �Or��double´faced and sly            Run 

with the hare�察�while hunting with the hounds�察              �And�察�oily´tongued�察�to win 

the    oil  of  praise�察    �Flatter    the   great  man    to   his  very   nose�拭     �No�察�

grammercy�        �Steal soft from lap to lap�察         �A little great man in a circle 

small�察     �Or navigate�察�with madrigals for sails�察           �Blown gently windward 

by    old  ladies'   sighs�拭     �No�察   �grammercy�       �Bribe     kindly   editors      To 

spread   abroad   my   verses�拭      �Grammercy�          �Or   try   to   be   elected   as   the 

pope       Of tavern´councils held by imbeciles�拭              �No�察�grammercy�          �Toil 

to gain reputation        By one small sonnet�察�'stead of making many�拭                 �No�察�

grammercy�        �Or flatter sorry bunglers�拭         �Be terrorized by every prating 

paper�拭      �Say ceaselessly�察�'Oh�察�had I but the chance              Of a fair notice in 

the ;Mercury;��'         Grammercy�察�no�         �Grow pale�察�fear�察�calculate�拭         �Prefer 

to   make   a   visit   to   a   rhyme�拭  �Seek   introductions�察  �draw   petitions   up�拭�

No�察�grammercy� �and no� �and no again�                �Butsing�拭       �Dream�察�laugh�察�go 

lightly�察  �solitary�察  �free�察   �With     eyes   that  look   straight   forwardfearless 

voice�       �To cock your beaver just the way you choose�察                  �For 'yes' or 

'no' show fight�察�or turn a rhyme�           �To work without one thought of gain 

or   fame�察     �To   realize   that   journey   to   the   moon�   �Never   to   pen   a   line 

that   has   not   sprung    Straight   from   the   heart   within。    Embracing   then 

Modesty�察     �say   to  oneself�察   �'Good    my    friend�察    �Be    thou    content   with 

flowers��fruit��nay�察�leaves�察        �But pluck them from no garden but thine 

own��'       And     then�察 �if  glory   come    by   chance    your   way�察    �To    pay   no 

tribute unto Caesar�察�none�察          �But keep the merit all your own�            �In short�察�

Disdaining   tendrils   of   the   parasite�察    �To   be   content�察  �if   neither   oak   nor 



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elm      Not to mount high�察�perchance�察�but mount alone� �

     LE   BRET�此      �Alone�察  �an   if   you   will� �But   not   with   hand    'Gainst 

every man�      �How in the devil's name           Have you conceived this lunatic 

idea�察    �To make foes for yourself at every turn�拭�

     CYRANO�此         �By dint of seeing you at every turn            Make friends�察�

and   fawn   upon   your   frequent   friends      With   mouth   wide   smiling�察  �slit 

from ear to ear�       �I pass�察�still unsaluted�察�joyfully�察      �And cry��What�察�ho� �

another enemy�拭�

     LE BRET�此       �Lunacy� �

     CYRANO�此          �Well�察    �what   if  it  be  my    vice�察    �My     pleasure    to 

displeaseto   love    men    hate  me�     �Ah�察   �friend  of  mine�察  �believe   me�察  �I 

march better       'Neath the cross´fire of glances inimical�          �How droll the 

stains   one   sees   on  fine´laced    doublets�察    �From     gall  of  envy�察  �or  the 

poltroon's drivel�       �The   enervating   friendship   which   enfolds   you      Is 

like an open´laced Italian collar�察       �Floating around your neck in woman's 

fashion�察      �One    is  at  ease  thus��but   less  proud    the  carriage�     �The 

forehead�察    �free   from    mainstay     or   coercion�察       �Bends     here�察  �there�察�

everywhere。      But   I�察  �embracing      Hatred�察  �she   lends��forbidding�察  �stiffly 

fluted�察    �The   ruff's   starched   folds   that   hold   the   head   so   rigid�察�Each 

enemyanother folda gopher�察           �Who adds constraint�察�and adds a ray of 

glory�察    �For   Hatred�察  �like   the   ruff   worn   by   the   Spanish�察�Grips   like   a 

vice�察�but frames you like a halo� �

     LE BRET ��after a silence�察�taking his arm���此            �Speak proud aloud�察�and 

bitter��In my ear       Whisper me simply this��She loves thee not� �

     CYRANO ��vehemently���此            �Hush� �

     ��Christian has just entered�察�and mingled with the cadets�察�who do not 

speak to him�察�he has seated himself at a table�察�where Lise serves him。�� 



                                    SCENE 2。IX。 



   
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