Cyrano An Opera in Four Acts
Cyrano An Opera in Four Acts
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\Yhy so you might. But was that what you did ?
CYRANO ( imitating the noise of the surf and making extravagant gestures ).
Hoo-ish ! Hoo-ish !
DE GUICHE. And what is that ?
CYRANO. Why, can't you tell?
DE GUICHE.
Indeed. I cannot tell.
CYRANO {solemnly). It is the tide !
24 CYRANO The tide !
DE GUICHE.
CYRANO.
What time the lady moon doth woo the deep, I lay upon the beach as from a bath. With water of the sea I was all wet, And when the moon began to draw it up, Of course I went. And mark, my ...head went first, Because my hair was fullest of the sea. And so I rose as would an angel rise To seek his habitation in the skies. And after floating up I felt a shock ; And then DE GUICHE.
And then?
CYRANO (resuming his natural voice and manner).
The time is up. Monsieur, you now are free.
DE GUICHE. That voice! Then do I dream?
(The door of ROXANE'S house opens and lackeys appear carrying candles. ) That nose ! I am awake ! 'Tis Cyrano !
CYRANO. Cyrano. And they are man and wife.
DE GUICHE.
Who are?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\Yhy so you might. But was that what you did ?
CYRANO ( imitating the noise of the surf and making extravagant gestures ).
Hoo-ish ! Hoo-ish !
DE GUICHE. And what is that ?
CYRANO. Why, can't you tell?
DE GUICHE.
Indeed. I cannot tell.
CYRANO {solemnly). It is the tide !
24 CYRANO The tide !
DE GUICHE.
CYRANO.
What time the lady moon doth woo the deep, I lay upon the beach as from a bath. With water of the sea I was all wet, And when the moon began to draw it up, Of course I went. And mark, my ...head went first, Because my hair was fullest of the sea. And so I rose as would an angel rise To seek his habitation in the skies. And after floating up I felt a shock ; And then DE GUICHE.
And then?
CYRANO (resuming his natural voice and manner).
The time is up. Monsieur, you now are free.
DE GUICHE. That voice! Then do I dream?
(The door of ROXANE'S house opens and lackeys appear carrying candles. ) That nose ! I am awake ! 'Tis Cyrano !
CYRANO. Cyrano. And they are man and wife.
DE GUICHE.
Who are?
What to read after Cyrano An Opera in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Damrosch to read onlineMoreLess
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