The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
page 135 of 198 (68%)
page 135 of 198 (68%)
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LIGHT (_aside to TYLTYL_) Do not mind them.... They are afraid of the dead.... FIRE (_frisking about_) I'm not afraid of them!... I am used to burning them.... Time was when I burnt them all; that was much more amusing than nowadays ... TYLTYL And why Is Tylo trembling?... Is he afraid, too?... THE DOG I?... I'm not trembling!... I am never afraid; but if you went away, I should go too.... TYLTYL And has the Cat nothing to say?... THE CAT (_mysteriously_) I know what's what.... TYLTYL (_to LIGHT_) Are you coming with us?... LIGHT No; it is better that I should remain at the gate of the graveyard with the Things and the Animals.... Some of them would be too frightened and I fear that the others would misbehave.... Fire, in particular, would want to burn the dead, as of old; and that is no longer done.... I shall leave you alone with Mytyl.... |
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