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CYRANO ��imitating Christianin a whisper���此 �Night has come。 。 。
In the dusk they grope their way to find your ear。
ROXANE�此 �But my words find no such impediment。
CYRANO�此 �They find their way at once�拭 �Small wonder that� �
For 'tis within my heart they find their home�察�Bethink how large my
heart�察�how small your ear� �And��from fair heights descending�察�words
fall fast�察 �But mine must mount�察�Madame�察�and that takes time� �
ROXANE�此 �Meseems that your last words have learned to climb。
CYRANO�此 �With practice such gymnastic grows less hard� �
ROXANE�此 �In truth�察�I seem to speak from distant heights� �
CYRANO�此 �True�察 �far above�察 �at such a height 'twere death If a
hard word from you fell on my heart。
ROXANE ��moving���此 �I will come down。 。 。
CYRANO ��hastily���此 �No� �
ROXANE ��showing him the bench under the balcony���此 �Mount then
on the bench� �
CYRANO ��starting back alarmed���此 �No� �
ROXANE�此 �How�察�you will not�拭�
CYRANO ��more and more moved���此 �Stay awhile� �'Tis sweet�察� 。 。
The rare occasion�察 �when our hearts can speak Our selves unseen�察�
unseeing� �
ROXANE�此 �Whyunseen�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Ay�察 �it is sweet� �Half hidden��half revealed You
see the dark folds of my shrouding cloak�察 �And I�察 �the glimmering
whiteness of your dress�此 �I but a shadowyou a radiance fair� �Know
you what such a moment holds for me�拭 �If ever I were eloquent。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �You were� �
CYRANO�此 �Yet never till to´night my speech has sprung Straight
from my heart as now it springs。
ROXANE�此 �Why not�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Till now I spoke haphazard。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �What�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Your eyes Have beams that turn men dizzy��But to´
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night Methinks I shall find speech for the first time� �
ROXANE�此 �'Tis true�察�your voice rings with a tone that's new。
CYRANO ��coming nearer�察�passionately���此 �Ay�察�a new tone� �In the
tender�察�sheltering dusk I dare to be myself for once��at last� 。�He stops�察�
falters���此 �What say I�拭�I know not��Oh�察�pardon me It thrills me��'tis
so sweet�察�so novel。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �How�拭 �So novel�拭�
CYRANO ��off his balance�察�trying to find the thread of his sentence���此�
Ay��to be at last sincere�察 �Till now�察 �my chilled heart�察 �fearing to be
mocked。 。 。
ROXANE�此 �Mocked�察�and for what�拭�
CYRANO�此 �For its mad beating��Ay�察 �My heart has clothed itself
with witty words�察 �To shroud itself from curious eyes��impelled At
times to aim at a star�察�I stay my hand�察 �And�察�fearing ridicule��cull a wild
flower� �
ROXANE�此 �A wild flower's sweet。
CYRANO�此 �Ay�察�but to´nightthe star� �
ROXANE�此 �Oh� �never have you spoken thus before� �
CYRANO�此 �If�察 �leaving Cupid's arrows�察 �quivers�察 �torches�察 �We
turned to seek for sweeterfresher things� �Instead of sipping in a
pygmy glass Dull fashionable waters��did we try How the soul
slakes its thirst in fearless draught By drinking from the river's flooding
brim� �
ROXANE�此 �But wit�拭� 。 。
CYRANO�此 �If I have used it to arrest you At the first starting�察�
now�察 �'twould be an outrage�察 �An insultto the perfumed Nightto
Nature To speak fine words that garnish vain love´letters� �Look up
but at her stars� �The quiet Heaven Will ease our hearts of all things
artificial�察 �I fear lest�察�'midst the alchemy we're skilled in The truth of
sentiment dissolve and vanish�察 �The soul exhausted by these empty
pastimes�察 �The gain of fine things be the loss of all things� �
ROXANE�此 �But wit�拭 �I say。 。 。
CYRANO�此 �In love 'tis crime��'tis hateful� �Turning frank loving
into subtle fencing� �At last the moment comes�察 �inevitable�察 �Oh�察�
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woe for those who never know that moment� �When feeling love exists
in us�察�ennobling�察 �Each well´weighed word is futile and soul´saddening� �
ROXANE�此 �Well�察�if that moment's come for ussuppose it� �What
words would serve you�拭�
CYRANO�此 �All�察�all�察�all�察�whatever That came to me�察�e'en as they
came�察�I'd fling them In a wild cluster�察�not a careful bouquet。 I love
thee� �I am mad� �I love�察 �I stifle� �Thy name is in my heart as in a
sheep´bell�察 �And as I ever tremble�察 �thinking of thee�察 �Ever the bell
shakes�察�ever thy name ringeth� �All things of thine I mind�察�for I love all
things�察 �I know that last year on the twelfth of May´month�察 �To walk
abroad�察�one day you changed your hair´plaits� �I am so used to take your
hair for daylight That��like as when the eye stares on the sun's disk�察�
One sees long after a red blot on all things So�察�when I quit thy beams�察�
my dazzled vision Sees upon all things a blonde stain imprinted。
ROXANE ��agitated���此 �Why�察�this is love indeed� � 。 。
CYRANO�此 �Ay�察 �true�察 �the feeling Which fills me�察 �terrible and
jealous�察�truly Love��which is ever sad amid its transports� �Love�察�
and yet�察�strangely�察�not a selfish passion� �I for your joy would gladly lay
mine own down�察 �E'en though you never were to know it��never� �
If but at times I mightfar off and lonely�察 �Hear some gay echo of the
joy I bought you� �Each glance of thine awakes in me a virtue�察 �A
novel�察 �unknown valor。 Dost begin�察 �sweet�察 �To understand�拭 �So late�察�
dost understand me�拭 �Feel'st thou my soul�察�here�察�through the darkness
mounting�拭 �Too fair the night� �Too fair�察�too fair the moment� �That I
should speak thus�察�and that you should hearken� �Too fair� �In moments
when my hopes rose proudest�察 �I never hoped such guerdon。 Naught is
left me But to die now� �Have words of mine the power To make
you tremble��throned there in the branches�拭 �Ay�察�like a leaf among the
leaves�察�you tremble� �You tremble� �For I feel��an if you will it�察 �Or
will it not��your hand's beloved trembling Thrill through the branches�察�
down your sprays of jasmine� �
��He kisses passionately one of the hanging tendrils。��
ROXANE�此 �Ay� �I am trembling�察 �weeping��I am thine� �Thou
hast conquered all of me� �
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CYRANO�此 �Then let death come� �'Tis I�察 �'tis I myself�察 �who
conquered thee� �One thing�察�but one�察�I dare to ask
CHRISTIAN ��under the balcony���此 �A kiss� �
ROXANE ��drawing back���此 �What�拭�
CYRANO�此 �Oh� �
ROXANE�此 �You ask。 。 。�拭�
CYRANO�此 �I。 。 。 ��To Christian�察 �whispering���此�Fool� �you go too
quick� �
CHRISTIAN�此 �Since she is moved thusI will profit by it� �
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。 。 。 CY
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