Pélléas And Mélisande
Pélléas And Mélisande
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It is as dark here as if we were a thousand feet under theground. But I open one of the shutters, and behold! All the light ofthe sky and the sun!. . . It does not need much effort; the lightis full of good-will. . . . It suffices that one call it; it alwaysobeys. . . . Have you seen the river with its little islands between themeadows in flower?. . . The sky is a crystal ring to-day. . . . Alladine!Palomides, come see. . . . Draw both of you near Paradise. . . . You mustkiss each other in the ...new light. . . . I bear you no ill-will. You didwhat was ordained; and so did I. . . . Lean out a moment from the openwindow, and look once more at the sweet green things. . . . [_A silence. He closes the shutter without a word_. ] ACT FOURTH.
_Vast subterranean crypts_. ALLADINE _and_ PALOMIDES.
PALOMIDES.
They have bound my eyes with bands; they have tied my hands withcords.
ALLADINE.
They have tied my hands with cords; they have bound my eyes withbands. . . . I think my hands are bleeding. . .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is as dark here as if we were a thousand feet under theground. But I open one of the shutters, and behold! All the light ofthe sky and the sun!. . . It does not need much effort; the lightis full of good-will. . . . It suffices that one call it; it alwaysobeys. . . . Have you seen the river with its little islands between themeadows in flower?. . . The sky is a crystal ring to-day. . . . Alladine!Palomides, come see. . . . Draw both of you near Paradise. . . . You mustkiss each other in the ...new light. . . . I bear you no ill-will. You didwhat was ordained; and so did I. . . . Lean out a moment from the openwindow, and look once more at the sweet green things. . . . [_A silence. He closes the shutter without a word_. ] ACT FOURTH.
_Vast subterranean crypts_. ALLADINE _and_ PALOMIDES.
PALOMIDES.
They have bound my eyes with bands; they have tied my hands withcords.
ALLADINE.
They have tied my hands with cords; they have bound my eyes withbands. . . . I think my hands are bleeding. . .
What to read after Pélléas And Mélisande?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maeterlinck, Maurice, 1862-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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