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    RAGUENEAU ��bowing low���此               �Six o'clock。 

    CYRANO ��with emotion���此            �In one hour's time� �

    ��He paces up and down the shop。�� 



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    RAGUENEAU ��following him���此               �Bravo�    �I saw。 。 。 

    CYRANO�此         �Well�察�what saw you�察�then�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此            �Your combat� � 。 。 

    CYRANO�此         �Which�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此            �That in the Burgundy Hotel�察�'faith� �

    CYRANO ��contemptuously���此             �Ah� � 。 。the duel� �

    RAGUENEAU ��admiringly���此              �Ay� �the duel in verse� � 。 。 

    LISE�此     �He can talk of naught else� �

    CYRANO�此         �Well�    �Good� �let be� �

    RAGUENEAU ��making passes with a spit that he catches up���此                    �'At 

the envoi's end�察�I touch� � 。 。At the envoi's end�察�I touch��'。 。 。'Tis fine�察�fine� �

��With increasing enthusiasm���此        �'At the envoi's end' 

    CYRANO�此         �What hour is it now�察�Ragueneau�拭�

    RAGUENEAU   ��stopping   short   in   the   act   of   thrusting   to   look   at   the 

clock���此       �Five    minutes     after  six� �  。   。'I  touch��'  ��He    straightens 

himself���此     � 。 。Oh� �to write a ballade� �

    LISE     ��to  Cyrano�察  �who�察  �as  he  passes   by   the  counter�察 �has  absently 

shaken hands with her���此       �What's wrong with your hand�拭�

    CYRANO�此         �Naught�察�a slight cut。 

    RAGUENEAU�此            �Have you been in some danger�拭�

    CYRANO�此         �None in the world。 

    LISE ��shaking her finger at him���此         �Methinks you speak not the truth 

in saying that� �

    CYRANO�此         �Did you see my nose quiver when I spoke�拭             �'Faith�察�it 

must have been a monstrous lie that should move it� 。�Changing his tone���此�

I   wait   some   one   here。 Leave   us   alone�察  �and   disturb   us   for   naught   an   it 

were not for crack of doom� �

    RAGUENEAU�此            �But 'tis impossible�察�my poets are coming。 。 。 

    LISE ��ironically���此      �Oh�察�ay�察�for their first meal o' the day� �

    CYRANO�此         �Prythee�察�take them aside when I shall make you sign to 

do so。 。 。What's o'clock�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此            �Ten minutes after six。 

    CYRANO         ��nervously    seating   himself    at  Ragueneau's     table�察 �and 

drawing some paper toward him���此           �A pen� � 。 。 



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    RAGUENEAU ��giving him the one from behind his ear���此                      �Herea 

swan's quill。 

    A   MUSKETEER   ��with   fierce   mustache�察  �enters�察  �and   in   a   stentorian 

voice���此    �Good´day� �

     ��Lise goes up to him quickly。�� 

    CYRANO ��turning round���此            �Who's that�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此             �'Tis a friend of my wifea terrible warriorat least 

so says he himself。 

    CYRANO         ��taking   up   the  pen�察  �and   motioning    Ragueneau      away���此�

Hush� 。�To himself���此        �I will write�察�fold it�察�give it her�察�and fly� 。�Throws 

down   the   pen���此    �Coward� �   。   。But   strike   me   dead   if   I   dare   to   speak   to 

her�察� 。 。ay�察�even one single word� 。�To Ragueneau���此           �What time is it�拭�

    RAGUENEAU�此            �A quarter after six� � 。 。 

    CYRANO ��striking his breast���此           �Aya single word of all those here� �

here�    �But writing�察�'tis easier done。 。 。 ��He takes up the pen���此          �Go to�察�I 

will write it�察�that love´letter�    �Oh�    �I have writ it and rewrit it in my own 

mind so oft that it lies there ready for pen and ink�察�and if I lay but my soul 

by my letter´sheet�察�'tis naught to do but to copy from it。 

     ��He   writes。   Through   the   glass   of   the   door   the   silhouettes   of   their 

figures move uncertainly and hesitatingly。�� 



                                   SCENE 2。IV。 



    Ragueneau�察  �Lise�察  �the   musketeer。     Cyrano   at   the   little   table   writing。 

The poets�察�dressed in black�察�their stockings ungartered�察�and covered with 

mud。 

    LISE     ��entering�察   �to  Ragueneau���此       �Here     they   come�察  �your    mud´ 

bespattered friends� �

    FIRST POET ��entering�察�to Ragueneau���此              �Brother in art� � 。 。 

     SECOND POET ��to Ragueneau�察�shaking his hands���此                  �Dear brother� �

    THIRD POET�此          �High soaring eagle among pastry´cooks� 。�He sniffs���此�

Marry� �it smells good here in your eyrie� �

    FOURTH POET�此            �'Tis at Phoebus' own rays that thy roasts turn� �

    FIFTH POET�此         �Apollo among master´cooks 



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     RAGUENEAU ��whom they surround and embrace���此                     �Ah� �how quick 

a man feels at his ease with them� � 。 。 

     FIRST  POET�此        �We   were   stayed   by  the   mob�察  �they   are   crowded   all 

round the Porte de Nesle� � 。 。 

     SECOND        POET�此       �Eight    bleeding    brigand    carcasses    strew   the 

pavements thereall slit open with sword´gashes� �

     CYRANO   ��raising   his   head   a   minute���此     �Eight�拭�   。   。hold�察  �methought 

seven。 

     ��He goes on writing。�� 

     RAGUENEAU ��to Cyrano���此               �Know you who might be the hero of 

the fray�拭�

     CYRANO ��carelessly���此          �Not I。 

     LISE ��to the musketeer���此        �And you�拭     �Know you�拭�

     THE MUSKETEER ��twirling his mustache���此                  �Maybe� �

     CYRANO   ��writing   a   little   way   off��he   is   heard   murmuring   a   word 

from time to time���此       �'I love thee��' 

     FIRST POET�此         �'Twas one man�察�say they all�察�ay�察�swear to it�察�one man 

who�察�single´handed�察�put the whole band to the rout� �

     SECOND POET�此            �'Twas a strange sight��pikes and cudgels strewed 

thick upon the ground。 

     CYRANO ��writing���此           � 。 。'Thine eyes'。 。 。 

     THIRD  POET�此         �And   they  were   picking   up hats   all   the   way  to   the 

Quai d'Orfevres� �

     FIRST POET�此         �Sapristi� �but he must have been a ferocious。 。 。 

     CYRANO ��same play���此             � 。 。'Thy lips'。 。 。 

     FIRST POET�此         �'Twas a parlous fearsome giant that was the author of 

such exploits� �

     CYRANO ��same play���此             � 。 。'And when I see thee come�察�I faint for 

fear。' 

     SECOND        POET     ��filching   a  cake���此    �What     hast  rhymed     of  late�察�

Ragueneau�拭�

     CYRANO ��same play���此             � 。 。'Who worships thee'。 。 。 ��He stops�察�just 

as   he   is   about   to   sign�察  �and   gets   up�察  �slipping   the   letter   into   his   doublet���此�

No need I sign�察�since I give it her myself。 



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    RAGUENEAU ��to second poet���此             �I have put a recipe into verse。 

    THIRD POET ��seating himself by a plate of cream´puffs���此                �Go to� �

Let us hear these verses� �

    FOURTH POET ��looking at a cake which he has taken���此                 �Its cap is 

all a' one side� �

    ��He makes one bite of the top。�� 

    FIRST POET�此        �See how this gingerbread woos the famished rhymer 

with its almond eyes�察�and its eyebrows of angelica� �

    ��He takes it。�� 

    SECOND POET�此           �We listen。 

    THIRD      POET   ��squeezing     a  cream´puff    gently���此   �How     it  laughs� �

Till its very cream runs over� �

    SECOND POET ��biting a bit off the great lyre of pastry���此               �This is 

the first time in my life that ever I drew any means of nourishing me from 

the lyre� �

    RAGUENEAU   ��who   has   put   himself   ready   for   reciting�察  �cleared   his 

throat�察�settled his cap�察�struck an attitude���此    �A recipe in verse� � 。 。 

    SECOND POET ��to first�察�nudging him���此             �You are breakfasting�拭�

    FIRST POET ��to second���此         �And you dining�察�methinks。 

    RAGUENEAU�此            �How almond tartlets are made。 

       Beat    your   eggs   up�察 �light  and   quick�察        �Froth    them   thick�察�

Mingle     with   them   while   you   beat     Juice   of  lemon�察  �essence    fine�察�

Then combine        The burst milk of almonds sweet。 

       Circle with a custard paste           The slim waist       Of your tartlet´ 

molds�察   �the  top     With    a  skillful  finger  print�察       �Nick    and   dint�察�

Round their edge�察�then�察�drop by drop�察         �In its little dainty bed       Your 

cream     shed�此   �In   the  oven   place   each   mold�此    �Reappearing�察     �softly 

browned�察        �The renowned         Almond tartlets you behold� �

    THE POETS ��with mouths crammed full���此              �Exquisite�    �Delicious� �

    A POET ��choking���此        �Homph� �

    ��They go up�察�eating。�� 

    CYRANO         ��who    has   been   watching�察    �goes   toward    Ragueneau���此�

Lulled by your voice�察�did you see how they were stuffing themselves�拭�

    RAGUENEAU           ��in  a  low  voice�察  �smiling���此   �Oh�察   �ay�  �I   see  well 



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enough�察�but I never will seem to look�察�fearing to distress them�察�thus I gain 

a double pleasure when I recite to them my poems�察�for I leave those poor 

fellows who have not breakfasted free to eat�察�even while I gratify my own 

dearest foible�察�see you�拭�

     CYRANO ��clapping him on the shoulder���此                �Friend�察�I like you right 

well� � 。 。 ��Ragueneau goes after his friends。         Cyrano follows him with his 

eyes�察   �then�察 �rather  sharply���此     �Ho    there�   �Lise�   。�Lise�察  �who   is  talking 

tenderly to the musketeer�察�starts�察�and comes down toward Cyrano���此                   �So 

this fine captain is laying siege to you�拭�

     LISE ��offended���此       �One haughty glance of   my eye can conquer   any 

man that should dare
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