The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Five Acts
The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Five Acts
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. They are no longer ' alive, as you call it up there; but they work hard. • . .
Tyltyl (going up to the hives) Oh, yes I ... I can smell the honey I . . .
How heavy the hives must be I . • .
All the flowers are so beautiful I . . .
And my little dead sisters, are they here too? ...
Mytyl And where are my three little brothers who were buried? . . .
(At these words, seven little Children, of different sizes, like a set of Pan's pipes, come out of the cot- tage, one by one.) Granny Tyl Here they... are, here they are I . . .As soon as you think of them, as soon as you 77 The Blue Bird speak of them, they are thtre, the darlings I . • .
(Tyltyl and Mytyl run to meet the Children. They hustle and hug one an* other and dance and whirl about and utter screams of joy.) Tyltyl Hullo, Pierrot I . . . {They clutch each other by the hair.) Ah, so we're go- ing to fight again, as in the old days.
. . . And Robert I • • . I say, Jean, what's become of your top? . . .
Madeleine and Pierette and Pauline 1 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. They are no longer ' alive, as you call it up there; but they work hard. • . .
Tyltyl (going up to the hives) Oh, yes I ... I can smell the honey I . . .
How heavy the hives must be I . • .
All the flowers are so beautiful I . . .
And my little dead sisters, are they here too? ...
Mytyl And where are my three little brothers who were buried? . . .
(At these words, seven little Children, of different sizes, like a set of Pan's pipes, come out of the cot- tage, one by one.) Granny Tyl Here they... are, here they are I . . .As soon as you think of them, as soon as you 77 The Blue Bird speak of them, they are thtre, the darlings I . • .
(Tyltyl and Mytyl run to meet the Children. They hustle and hug one an* other and dance and whirl about and utter screams of joy.) Tyltyl Hullo, Pierrot I . . . {They clutch each other by the hair.) Ah, so we're go- ing to fight again, as in the old days.
. . . And Robert I • • . I say, Jean, what's become of your top? . . .
Madeleine and Pierette and Pauline 1 .
What to read after The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Five Acts?
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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