The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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page 104 of 198 (52%)
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Tylo! Tylo!...
(_Dragging his broken bonds after him, the_ DOG _leaps from behind the trunk of the_ OAK _and, elbowing his way through_ TREES _and_ ANIMALS, _flings himself before_ TYLTYL, _whom he defends furiously_.) THE DOG (_distributing great bites_) Here! Here, my little god!... Don't be afraid! Have at them!... I know how to use my teeth!... Here, there's one for you, Bear, in your fat hams!... Now then, who wants some more?... Here, that's for the Pig and that's for the Horse and that's for the Bull's tail!... There, I've torn the Beech's trousers and the Oak's petticoat!... The Fir-tree's making tracks!... Whew, it's warm work!... TYLTYL (_overcome_) I'm done for!... The Cypress has caught me a great blow on the head.... THE DOG Ow!... That's the Willow!... He's broken my paw!... TYLTYL They're coming back, they're charging down upon us, all together!... This time, it's the Wolf!... THE DOG Wait till I give him one for himself!... THE WOLF Fool!... Our brother!... His father drowned your seven puppies!... |
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