A Modern Reader And Speaker
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That, while I fence with you, I'll improvise A ballade for you.
The Vicomte. A ballade?
Cyrano. I suppose You do not e'en imagine what that is?
392 SCENE From "CYRANO DE BERGERAC" The Vicomte. But Cyrano (as if reciting a lesson).
The ballade, then, is made up of three stanzas, Of eight lines The Vicomte (shuffling his feet). Oh!
Cyrano (continuing). And a refrain of four.
The Vicomte. You Cyrano. I'll make one and fight you, both at once. And at the last verse touch you, sir.
The Vicomte. No !...
Cyrano. No?
The ballade of Monsieur de Bergerac's duel At the Hotel de Bourgogne, with a booby.
The Vicomte. What is that, if you please?
Cyrano. That is the title.
The Hall (excited to the highest pitch). In place! — No noise! — In line! — This is amusing.
(Tableau. A circle of curious onlookers in the par- terre, the Marquises and the Officers mixed in with the Tradesmen and common people. The Pages climb on people's shoulders to see better. All the women stand up in the boxes. To the right De Guiche and his gentlemen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That, while I fence with you, I'll improvise A ballade for you.
The Vicomte. A ballade?
Cyrano. I suppose You do not e'en imagine what that is?
392 SCENE From "CYRANO DE BERGERAC" The Vicomte. But Cyrano (as if reciting a lesson).
The ballade, then, is made up of three stanzas, Of eight lines The Vicomte (shuffling his feet). Oh!
Cyrano (continuing). And a refrain of four.
The Vicomte. You Cyrano. I'll make one and fight you, both at once. And at the last verse touch you, sir.
The Vicomte. No !...
Cyrano. No?
The ballade of Monsieur de Bergerac's duel At the Hotel de Bourgogne, with a booby.
The Vicomte. What is that, if you please?
Cyrano. That is the title.
The Hall (excited to the highest pitch). In place! — No noise! — In line! — This is amusing.
(Tableau. A circle of curious onlookers in the par- terre, the Marquises and the Officers mixed in with the Tradesmen and common people. The Pages climb on people's shoulders to see better. All the women stand up in the boxes. To the right De Guiche and his gentlemen.
What to read after A Modern Reader And Speaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Riddle to read onlineMoreLess
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