The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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We have no other amusements....
TYLTYL Quick, quick!... My cage!... My bird!... GAFFER TYL (_handing him the cage_) Here they are!... You know, I don't warrant him; and if he's not the right colour... TYLTYL Good-bye! Good-bye!... THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS TYL Good-bye, Tyltyl! Good-bye, Mytyl!... Remember the barley-sugar!... Good-bye!... Come again!... Come again!... (_They all wave their handkerchiefs while_ TYLTYL _and_ MYTYL _slowly move away. But already, during the last sentences, the fog of the beginning of the scene has been gradually re-forming, so that, at the end, all has disappeared in the mist and, at the fall of the curtain_, TYLTYL _and_ MYTYL _are again alone visible under the big oak_.) TYLTYL It's this way, Mytyl.... MYTYL Where is Light?... TYLTYL I don't know.... (_Looking at the bird in the cage_.) But the bird is |
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