The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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MYTYL I feel hungry!... TYLTYL I, too!... THE FAIRY (_to_ BREAD) Open your Turkish robe and give them a slice of your good stomach.... (BREAD _opens his robe, draws his scimitar and cuts two slices out of his stomach and hands them to the_ CHILDREN.) SUGAR (_approaching the_ CHILDREN) Allow me at the same time to offer you a few sugar-sticks.... (_He breaks off the five fingers of his left hand, one by one, and presents them to the_ CHILDREN.) MYTYL What is he doing?... He is breaking all his fingers!... SUGAR (_engagingly_) Taste them, they are capital... They're made of real barley-sugar.... MYTYL (_tasting one of the fingers_) Oh, how good they are!... Have you many of them?... SUGAR (_modestly_) Yes; as many as I want.... |
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