Deburau a Comedy
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She'd left me Fifi, too; And the canary, think of that!
Well, but of course I shouted for joy.
Here was my dream coming true.
Here was the way to Fairyland clear.
What had Fate been at !
And off I ran to my dear ... to my dear With my boy and my bird and Fifi. Well, Now comes the ridiculous part of the story I have to tell.
When I found her what else should I find 172 ACT II But . ! Will you repeat this little history To her? . . . that would be kind, She was so beautiful* and she loved me.
But..., when I found her, Around her Had sprtmg up the hedge of a strange happiness.
So I could do no less Than turn away.
Oh, I turned at once and went away With my boy and Fifi and my bird I could do no less because I loved her so.
I want her to know, And not to forget.
That I never said an angry word.
There's nothing, tell her, she need regret; All's as well as can be.
And now all I care for Is that whenever she thinks of me . . .
If ever, if ever she thinks of me . . .
It should be kindly. Therefore She must remember ^ That the happiness she gave me, Joys without number.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She'd left me Fifi, too; And the canary, think of that!
Well, but of course I shouted for joy.
Here was my dream coming true.
Here was the way to Fairyland clear.
What had Fate been at !
And off I ran to my dear ... to my dear With my boy and my bird and Fifi. Well, Now comes the ridiculous part of the story I have to tell.
When I found her what else should I find 172 ACT II But . ! Will you repeat this little history To her? . . . that would be kind, She was so beautiful* and she loved me.
But..., when I found her, Around her Had sprtmg up the hedge of a strange happiness.
So I could do no less Than turn away.
Oh, I turned at once and went away With my boy and Fifi and my bird I could do no less because I loved her so.
I want her to know, And not to forget.
That I never said an angry word.
There's nothing, tell her, she need regret; All's as well as can be.
And now all I care for Is that whenever she thinks of me . . .
If ever, if ever she thinks of me . . .
It should be kindly. Therefore She must remember ^ That the happiness she gave me, Joys without number.
What to read after Deburau a Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sacha Guitry to read onlineMoreLess
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