The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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(_He hides his head in his arms and his whole frame is shaken with
sobs._) LIGHT (_pressing him maternally in her arms_) Do not cry, my child.... You did not catch the one that is able to live in broad daylight.... He has gone elsewhere.... We shall find him again.... THE DOG (_looking at the dead birds_)) Are they good to eat?.... (_They all go out on the left_.) SCENE 2.--_The Forest. A forest. It is night. The moon is shining. Old trees of various kinds, notably an_ OAK, _a_ BEECH, _an_ ELM, _a_ POPLAR, _a_ FIR-TREE, _a_ CYPRESS, _a_ LIME-TREE, _a_ CHESTNUT-TREE, _etc_. ENTER _the_ CAT. THE CAT (_bowing to the trees in turn_) To all the trees here present, greeting!.... THE TREES (_murmuring in their leaves_) Greeting!.... THE CAT |
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