Pélléas and Mélisande by Maurice Maeterlinck
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It is the ship that brought me here. It has great sails.... I recognized it by its sails. PÉLLÉAS. There will be a rough sea to-night. MÉLISANDE. Why does it go away to-night?... You can hardly see it any longer.... Perhaps it will be wrecked.... PÉLLÉAS. The sight falls very quickly.... [_A silence._ GENEVIÈVE. No one speaks any more?... You have nothing more to say to each other?... It is time to go in. Pélléas, show Mélisande the way. I mast go see little Yniold a moment. [_Exit._ PÉLLÉAS. Nothing can be seen any longer on the sea.... MÉLISANDE. I see more lights. |
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