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Brissaille� �

    ��Greetings and embraces。�� 

    CUIGY�此        �True to our word� � 。 。Troth�察�we are here before the candles 

are lit。 

    THE MARQUIS�此            �Ay�察�indeed�     �Enough�      �I am of an ill humor。 

    ANOTHER�此          �Nay�察�nay�察�Marquis� �see�察�for your consolation�察�they are 

coming to light up� �

    ALL      THE    AUDIENCE         ��welcoming     the  entrance    of  the   lighter���此�



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Ah� � 。 。 

    ��They form in groups round the lusters as they are lit。           Some people 

have taken their seats in the galleries。       Ligniere�察�a distinguished´looking 

roue�察�with disordered shirt´front arm´in´arm with christian de Neuvillette。 

Christian�察�who is dressed elegantly�察�but rather behind the fashion�察�seems 

preoccupied�察�and keeps looking at the boxes。�� 



                                   SCENE 1。II。 



    The same。      Christian�察�Ligniere�察�then Ragueneau and Le Bret。 

    CUIGY�此       �Ligniere� �

    BRISSAILLE ��laughing���此           �Not drunk as yet�拭�

    LIGNIERE   ��aside   to   Christian���此      �I   may   introduce   you�拭  。�Christian 

nods in assent���此     �Baron de Neuvillette。 

    ��Bows。�� 

    THE AUDIENCE ��applauding as the first luster is lighted and drawn 

up���此    �Ah� �

    CUIGY ��to Brissaille�察�looking at Christian���此         �'Tis a pretty fellow� �

    FIRST MARQUIS ��who has overheard���此                �Pooh� �

    LIGNIERE   ��introducing   them   to   Christian���此       �My   lords   De   Cuigy。 

De Brissaille。 。 。 

    CHRISTIAN ��bowing���此            �Delighted� � 。 。 

    FIRST MARQUIS ��to second���此              �He is not ill to look at�察�but certes�察�

he is not costumed in the latest mode。 

    LIGNIERE ��to Cuigy���此          �This gentleman comes from Touraine。 

    CHRISTIAN�此           �Yes�察  �I  have   scarce   been   twenty    days  in  Paris�察�

tomorrow I join the Guards�察�in the Cadets。 

    FIRST   MARQUIS          ��watching    the   people  who   are   coming   into  the 

boxes���此    �There is the wife of the Chief´Justice。 

    THE BUFFET´GIRL�此            �Oranges�察�milk。 。 。 

    THE VIOLINISTS ��tuning up���此            �Lala 

    CUIGY ��to Christian�察�pointing to the hall�察�which is filling fast���此          �'Tis 

crowded。 

    CHRISTIAN�此         �Yes�察�indeed。 



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    FIRST MARQUIS�此            �All the great world� �

    ��They recognize and name the different elegantly dressed ladies who 

enter the boxes�察�bowing low to them。         The ladies send smiles in answer。�� 

    SECOND MARQUIS�此               �Madame de Guemenee。 

    CUIGY�此       �Madame de Bois´Dauphin。 

    FIRST MARQUIS�此            �Adored by us all� �

    BRISSAILLE�此         �Madame de Chavigny。 。 。 

    SECOND MARQUIS�此              �Who sports with our poor hearts� � 。 。 

    LIGNIERE�此        �Ha�   �so   Monsieur   de   Corneille   has   come   back   from 

Rouen� �

    THE YOUNG MAN ��to his father���此              �Is the Academy here�拭�

    THE BURGHER�此            �Oh�察�ay�察�I see several of them。       There is Boudu�察�

Boissat�察   �and    Cureau   de   la  Chambre�察   �Porcheres�察  �Colomby�察    �Bourzeys�察�

Bourdon�察�Arbaud。 。 。all names that will live�        �'Tis fine� �

    FIRST      MARQUIS�此          �Attention�      �Here     come    our   precieuses�察�

Barthenoide�察�Urimedonte�察�Cassandace�察�Felixerie。 。 。 

    SECOND MARQUIS�此               �Ah�    �How exquisite their fancy names are� �

Do you know them all�察�Marquis�拭�

    FIRST MARQUIS�此            �Ay�察�Marquis�察�I do�察�every one� �

    LIGNIERE   ��drawing   Christian   aside���此       �Friend�察  �I   but   came   here   to 

give you pleasure。      The lady comes not。        I will betake me again to my 

pet vice。 

    CHRISTIAN ��persuasively���此            �No�察�no�    �You�察�who are ballad´maker 

to   Court   and   City  alike�察  �can tell   me   better   than   any  who   the   lady  is   for 

whom I die of love。      Stay yet awhile。 

    THE   FIRST   VIOLIN   ��striking   his   bow   on   the   desk���此    �Gentlemen 

violinists� �

    ��He raises his bow。�� 

    THE BUFFET´GIRL�此            �Macaroons�察�lemon´drink。 。 。 

    ��The violins begin to play。�� 

    CHRISTIAN�此          �Ah�    �I fear me she is coquettish�察�and over nice and 

fastidious� �I�察�who am so poor of wit�察�how dare I speak to herhow address 

her�拭�This language that they speak to´dayay�察�and writeconfounds me�察�I 

am but an honest soldier�察�and timid withal。         She has ever her place�察�there�察�



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on the rightthe empty box�察�see you� �

    LIGNIERE ��making as if to go���此         �I must go。 

    CHRISTIAN ��detaining him���此          �Nay�察�stay。 

    LIGNIERE�此        �I cannot。   D'Assoucy waits me at the tavern�察�and here 

one dies of thirst。 

    THE     BUFFET´GIRL        ��passing  before   him   with  a  tray���此  �Orange 

drink�拭�

    LIGNIERE�此        �Ugh� �

    THE BUFFET´GIRL�此           �Milk�拭�

    LIGNIERE�此        �Pah� �

    THE BUFFET´GIRL�此           �Rivesalte�拭�

    LIGNIERE�此        �Stay。 ��To Christian���此     �I will remain awhile。Let me 

taste this rivesalte。 

    ��He sits by the buffet�察�the girl pours some out for him。�� 

    CRIES ��from all the audience�察�at the entrance of a plump little man�察�

joyously excited���此    �Ah�    �Ragueneau� �

    LIGNIERE        ��to   Christian���此      �'Tis    the  famous     tavern´keeper 

Ragueneau。 

    RAGUENEAU ��dressed in the Sunday clothes of a pastry´cook�察�going 

up quickly to Ligniere���此     �Sir�察�have you seen Monsieur de Cyrano�拭�

    LIGNIERE ��introducing him to Christian���此           �The pastry´cook of the 

actors and the poets� �

    RAGUENEAU ��overcome���此             �You do me too great honor。 。 。 

    LIGNIERE�此        �Nay�察�hold your peace�察�Maecenas that you are� �

    RAGUENEAU�此           �True�察�these gentlemen employ me。 。 。 

    LIGNIERE�此        �On credit�     �He is himself a poet of a pretty talent。 。 。 

    RAGUENEAU�此           �So they tell me。 

    LIGNIERE�此        �Mad after poetry� �

    RAGUENEAU�此           �'Tis true that�察�for a little ode。 。 。 

    LIGNIERE�此        �You give a tart。 。 。 

    RAGUENEAU�此           �Oh��a tartlet� �

    LIGNIERE�此        �Brave   fellow�   �He   would   fain   fain   excuse   himself� �

And for a triolet�察�now�察�did you not give in exchange。 。 。 

    RAGUENEAU�此           �Some little rolls� �



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    LIGNIERE       ��severely���此    �They    were   milk´rolls�   �And    as  for  the 

theater�察�which you love�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此           �Oh� �to distraction� �

    LIGNIERE�此        �How   pay   you   your   tickets�察  �ha��with   cakes。 Your 

place�察�to´night�察�come tell me in my ear�察�what did it cost you�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此           �Four   custards�察 �and   fifteen   cream´puffs。  ��He  looks 

around on all sides���此    �Monsieur de Cyrano is not here�拭       �'Tis strange。 

    LIGNIERE�此        �Why so�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此           �Montfleury plays� �

    LIGNIERE�此       �Ay�察�'tis true that that old wine´barrel is to take Phedon's 

part to´night�察�but what matter is that to Cyrano�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此           �How�拭    �Know you not�拭      �He has got a hot hate for 

Montfleury�察�and so��has forbid him strictly to show his face on the stage 

for one whole month。 

    LIGNIERE ��drinking his fourth glass���此         �Well�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此           �Montfleury will play� �

    CUIGY�此      �He can not hinder that。 

    RAGUENEAU�此           �Oh� �oh� �that I have come to see� �

    FIRST MARQUIS�此           �Who is this Cyrano�拭�

    CUIGY�此      �A fellow well skilled in all tricks of fence。 

    SECOND MARQUIS�此             �Is he of noble birth�拭�

    CUIGY�此      �Ay�察�noble enough。      He is a cadet in the Guards。 ��Pointing 

to a gentleman who is going up and down the hall as if searching for some 

one���此    �But   'tis   his   friend   Le   Bret�察  �yonder�察  �who   can   best   tell   you。   ��He 

calls him���此    �Le Bret� 。�Le Bret comes towards them���此         �Seek you for De 

Bergerac�拭�

    LE BRET�此       �Ay�察�I am uneasy。 。 。 

    CUIGY�此      �Is it not true that he is the strangest of men�拭�

    LE BRET ��tenderly���此       �True�察�that he is the choicest of earthly beings� �

    RAGUENEAU�此           �Poet� �

    CUIGY�此      �Soldier� �

    BRISSAILLE�此         �Philosopher� �

    LE BRET�此       �Musician� �

    LIGNIERE�此       �And of how fantastic a presence� �



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    RAGENEAU�此              �Marry�察    �'twould    puzzle   even    our   grim    painter 

Philippe    de   Champaigne      to  portray   him�   �Methinks�察     �whimsical�察   �wild�察�

comical as he is�察�only Jacques Callot�察�now dead and gone�察�had succeeded 

better�察�and had made of him the maddest fighter of all his visored crew 

with   his   triple´plumed   beaver   and   six´pointed   doubletthe   sword´point 

sticking up 'neath his mantle like an insolent cocktail�           �He's prouder than 

all the fierce Artabans of whom Gascony has ever been and will ever be 

the   prolific   Alma   Mater�    �Above   his   Toby   ruff   he   carries   a   nose��ah�察�

good my lords�察�what a nose is his�           �When one sees it one is fain to cry 

aloud�察�'Nay� �'tis too much�         �He plays a joke on us��'        Then one laughs�察�

says   'He   will   anon   take   it   off。' But   no��Monsieur   de   Bergerac   always 

keeps it on。 

     LE BRET ��throwing back his head���此             �He keeps it onand cleaves in 

two any man who dares remark on it� �

    RAGUENEAU            ��proudly���此     �His   sword'tis   one   half  of  th
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