The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
page 74 of 198 (37%)
page 74 of 198 (37%)
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(TYLTYL, _with a thousand precautions, opens the door ajar so that there is only a little gap to which he can put his eye. He at once doubles his back against the door, shouting_.) TYLTYL Quick! Quick!... Push with all your might!... They have seen me!... They are all coming!... They are breaking down the door!... NIGHT Come, all together!... Push hard!... Bread, what are you doing?... Push, all of you!... How strong they are!... Ah, that's it!... They are giving way!... It was high time!... Did you see them?... TYLTYL Yes, yes!... They are huge and awful!... I don't think that they have the Blue Bird.... NIGHT You may be sure they haven't.... If they had, they would eat him at once.... Well, have you had enough of it?... You see there is nothing to be done.... TYLTYL I must see everything.... Light said so.... NIGHT Light said so!... It's an easy thing to say when one's afraid and stays at home.... |
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