The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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I suppose it's what they call eight o'clock up there....
TYLTYL Light expects me at a quarter to nine.... It's because of the Fairy.... It's extremely important.... I'm off!... GRANNY TYL Don't leave us like that, just as supper's ready!... Quick, quick, let's lay the table outside.... I've got some capital cabbage-soup and a beautiful plum-tart.... (_They get out the table, dishes, plates, etc., and lay for supper outside the door, all helping_.) TYLTYL Well, as I've got the Blue Bird.... And then it's so long since I tasted cabbage-soup.... Ever since I've been, travelling.... They don't have it at the hotels.... GRANNY TYL There!... That didn't take long!... Sit down, children.... Don't let us lose time, if you're in a hurry.... (_They have lit the lamp and served the soup. The_ GRANDPARENTS _and the_ CHILDREN _sit down round the table, jostling and elbowing one another and laughing and screaming with pleasure_.) TYLTYL (_eating like a glutton_) How good it is!... Oh, how good it is!...I want some more! More!... |
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