Chantecler
Chantecler
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And if my song is the proudest of songs, it is that I singclearly to make the day rise clear!
THE PHEASANT-HENWhat he says sounds slightly mad!--You are responsible for the risingof-- CHANTECLERThat which opens flower, eye, soul, and window! Certainly! My voicedispenses light! And when the sky is grey, the reason is that I havesung badly.
THE PHEASANT-HENBut when you sing by day?
CHANTECLERI am practising, or else promising the ploughshare, the hoe, the harrow, the scythe, not to neglect my dut...y of waking them.
THE PHEASANT-HENBut what wakens you?
CHANTECLERThe fear of forgetting.
THE PHEASANT-HENAnd you believe that at the sound of your voice the whole world issuffused--?
CHANTECLERI have no clear idea of the whole world. But I sing for my own valley, and desire that every Cock may do the same for his.
THE PHEASANT-HENStill-- CHANTECLERBut here I stand, explaining, perorating, and forgetting altogether tomake my dawn.
THE PHEASANT-HENHis dawn!
CHANTECLERAh, what I say sounds mad? I will make the dawn before your very eyes!And the wish to please you adding its ardour to the ordinary forces ofmy soul, I shall rise in singing, as I feel, to unusual heights, and thedawn will rise more fair to-day than ever it rose before!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if my song is the proudest of songs, it is that I singclearly to make the day rise clear!
THE PHEASANT-HENWhat he says sounds slightly mad!--You are responsible for the risingof-- CHANTECLERThat which opens flower, eye, soul, and window! Certainly! My voicedispenses light! And when the sky is grey, the reason is that I havesung badly.
THE PHEASANT-HENBut when you sing by day?
CHANTECLERI am practising, or else promising the ploughshare, the hoe, the harrow, the scythe, not to neglect my dut...y of waking them.
THE PHEASANT-HENBut what wakens you?
CHANTECLERThe fear of forgetting.
THE PHEASANT-HENAnd you believe that at the sound of your voice the whole world issuffused--?
CHANTECLERI have no clear idea of the whole world. But I sing for my own valley, and desire that every Cock may do the same for his.
THE PHEASANT-HENStill-- CHANTECLERBut here I stand, explaining, perorating, and forgetting altogether tomake my dawn.
THE PHEASANT-HENHis dawn!
CHANTECLERAh, what I say sounds mad? I will make the dawn before your very eyes!And the wish to please you adding its ardour to the ordinary forces ofmy soul, I shall rise in singing, as I feel, to unusual heights, and thedawn will rise more fair to-day than ever it rose before!
What to read after Chantecler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rostand Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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