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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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