Chantecler - Play in Four Acts by Edmond Rostand
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[_Taking up her conversation with the_ WHITE HEN.] As I was telling you,
I mean to stay right on the door-step there--[_Showing the door of the house._] THE WHITE HEN [_Looking at the door._] The door is shut. THE GREY HEN Yes, but I shall hear the hour striking, and I will catch a look at my Cuckoo by stretching my neck,-- THE PIGEON [_Calling, slightly out of patience._] White Hen! THE WHITE HEN One moment, please! [_To the_ GREY HEN.]--Catch a look at your Cuckoo, by stretching your neck where?--Where? THE GREY HEN [_Pointing with her beak at the small, round opening at the foot of the door._] Through the cat-hole! THE PIGEON [_Raising his voice to a shout._] Am I to be kept here cooling my feet on your rain-pipe? Hi, there, whitest of Hens! THE WHITE HEN [_Hopping towards him._] You were saying? THE PIGEON |
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