L'oiseau Bleu = the Blue Bird : a Lyric Comedy in Four Acts And Eight Scenes

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Ils attendent l'heure de leur naissance.
Tyltyl.
L'heure de leur naissance?
THE BLUE BIRD 47 Tyltyl.
Do you see the dial of the church?
Mytyl.
I can even see the Uttle hand . . .
Tyltyl.
Well! Midnight is going to strike...
(Tzuehe strokes of midnight are heard ).
There, did you hear?
jMytyl.
I'm going away!
Tyltyl.
Not yet. . .
I'm going to turn the diamond. . .
Mytyl.
No, No! Don't do it!
I want to go away. . .
I'm so afraid, httle brother!
I'm terribly afraid!
Tyltyl.
There isn't any danger.... . .
Mytyl.
I don't want to see the dead.
Tyltyl.
All right, you don't have to see them, You can close your eyes.
Mytyl {snuggling against Tyltyl's clothes).
Tyltyl. I don't want to!
No. it isn't possible. . .
They're coming out of the ground!
Tyltyl.
Don't tremble so!
They won't be but a second. . .
Mytyl.
But you're trembling so !
They'll be frightful!
Tyltyl.
It is already past time. . .
(Tyltyl turns the diamond. A terrify- ing minute of silence and immobil- ity; after which, the crosses rock, the graves open slightly, the stones lift).

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