The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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are not allowed to go from here empty-handed....
TYLTYL Who says so?... THE CHILD Time, who stands at the door.... You will see when he opens it.... He is very tiresome.... A CHILD (_running up from the back of the hall and elbowing his way through the crowd_) How are you, TYLTYL?... TYLTYL Hullo!... How does he know my name?... THE CHILD (_who has just run up and who now kisses_ TYLTYL _and_ MYTYL _effusively_.) How are you?... All right?... Come, give me a kiss, and you too, Mytyl. It's not surprising that I should know your name, seeing that I shall be your brother.... They have only just told me that you were here.... I was right at the other end of the hall, packing up my ideas.... Tell mummy that I am ready.... TYLTYL What?... Are you coming to us?... THE CHILD Certainly, next year, on Palm Sunday.... Don't tease me too much when I am little.... I am very glad to have kissed you both beforehand.... Tell daddy |
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