Chantecler - Play in Four Acts by Edmond Rostand
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page 80 of 310 (25%)
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CHANTECLER
[_Dryly._] Yes, Madam. THE PHEASANT-HEN I suppose it would be useless to insist-- CHANTECLER [_Climbing on the wall at the back._] And from here you can see the remainder of the estate, to the edge of the kitchen-garden, where they ply at evening a serpent ending like a sprinkling can. THE PHEASANT-HEN What?--This is all? CHANTECLER This is all. THE PHEASANT-HEN And do you imagine the world ends at your vegetable-patch? CHANTECLER No. THE PHEASANT-HEN Do you never, as you watch, far overhead, the wedge of the south-flying birds, dream of vaster horizons? CHANTECLER No. |
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