The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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THE CHILD
They say it's a tremendous work.... TYLTYL And the little red-haired one, who walks as if he did not see where he was going, is he blind?... THE CHILD Not yet; but he will become so....Look at him well; it seems that he is to conquer Death.... TYLTYL What does that mean?... THE CHILD I don't exactly know; but they say it's a great thing.... TYLTYL (_pointing to a crowd of_ CHILDREN _sleeping at the foot of the columns, on the steps, the benches, etc_.) And all those asleep, what a number of them there are asleep!... Do they do nothing?... THE CHILD They are thinking of something.... TYLTYL Of what?... THE CHILD They do not know yet; but they must take something with them to earth; we |
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