The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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BREAD I have an idea! If they are dangerous and treacherous, would it not be better for us all to wait at the door, so that we may lend a hand to the children should they be obliged to fly?.... THE DOG Not at all! Not at all! I mean to go everywhere with my little gods! Let those who are afraid remain at the door! We have no need (_looking at_ BREAD) of cowards (_looking at the_ CAT) or traitors!... FIRE I'm going!... I hear it's great fun!... They dance all the time.... BREAD Do they have any eating as well? WATER (_moaning_) I have never known the smallest Happiness!... I should like to see some at last!.... LIGHT Hold your tongues! Who asked your opinions?... This is what I have decided: the Dog, Bread and Sugar shall go with the children. Water shall stay outside, because she is too cold, and Fire, because he is too turbulent. I strongly urge Milk to remain at the door, because he is so impressionable. As for the Cat, he can do as he likes..... THE CAT I shall take the opportunity of calling on the chief Miseries of my |
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