Chantecler - Play in Four Acts by Edmond Rostand
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Reflected in an humble cottage pane!
THE BLACKBIRD [_Thrusting out his head._] Can't call it off now, boys, he's started on an ode! THE TURKEY [_Watching_ CHANTECLER _as by a series of stately hops he comes down a pile of hay._] Here he comes, prouder than-- A HEN [_Stopping in front of a small tin cone._] See there! The new-fangled drinking-trough! [_She drinks._] Handy! THE BLACKBIRD Prouder than a drum major chanting as he marches: "My country, 'tis of thee!" CHANTECLER [_Beginning to walk about the yard._] Thou smilest on the-- ALL THE HENS [_Rushing to the_ WHITE HEN _who is eating something._] What's she eating? THE WHITE HEN Corn. Nothing but corn. CHANTECLER |
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