The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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(_He is about to leap upon the_ CAT, _but_ TYLTYL _foreseeing
his intention, stops with a threatening gesture_.) TYLTYL Down, Tylo!... Take care; and, if ever I catch you again... THE DOG My little god, you don't know, it was he who... TYLTYL (_threatening him_) Be quiet!... THE FAIRY Come, that will do.... Let Bread hand the cage for this evening to Tyltyl.... It is just possible that the Blue Bird may be hidden In the Past, at the grandparents'.... In any case, it Is a chance which we must not neglect.... Well, Bread, the cage? BREAD (_solemnly_) One moment, if you please, Mrs. Fairy.... (_Like an orator making a speech_) I call upon all of you to bear witness that this silver cage, which was entrusted to my care by.... THE FAIRY (_interrupting him_) Enough!... No speeches!... We will go out this way and the children that.... TYLTYL (_rather anxiously_) Are we to go all alone?... |
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