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               CYRANO DE BERGERAC 



  CYRANO DE 

BERGERAC 



                      A Play in Five Acts 



           By Edmond Rostand 



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                              The Characters 



    CYRANO        DE    BERGERAC        CHRISTIAN       DE   NEUVILLETTE 

COUNT       DE    GUICHE      RAGUENEAU         LE    BRET    CARBON       DE 

CASTEL…JALOUX           THE    CADETS       LIGNIERE      DE    VALVERT      A 

MARQUIS   SECOND   MARQUIS   THIRD   MARQUIS   MONTFLEURY 

BELLEROSE JODELET CUIGY BRISSAILLE THE DOORKEEPER A 

LACKEY A SECOND LACKEY A BORE A MUSKETEER ANOTHER 

A    SPANISH     OFFICER      A   PORTER      A  BURGHER        HIS   SON    A 

PICKPOCKET        A   SPECTATOR      A   GUARDSMAN         BERTRAND       THE 

FIFER     A  MONK      TWO    MUSICIANS       THE    POETS     THE   PASTRY 

COOKS       ROXANE       SISTER    MARTHA       LISE    THE    BUFFET…GIRL 

MOTHER        MARGUERITE         THE    DUENNA       SISTER     CLAIRE     AN 

ACTRESS THE PAGES THE SHOP…GIRL 

    The    crowd;   troopers;   burghers   (male   and   female);   marquises; 

musketeers;    pickpockets;   pastry…cooks;  poets;  Gascons    cadets;  actors 

(male    and   female);  violinists;  pages;  children;  soldiers;  Spaniards; 

spectators (male and female); precieuses; nuns; etc。 



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                                      ACT I。 



                  A Representation at the Hotel de Bourgogne。 

     The hall of the Hotel de Bourgogne; in 1640。             A sort of tennis…court 

arranged and decorated for a theatrical performance。 

     The hall is oblong and seen obliquely; so that one of its sides forms the 

back of the right foreground; and meeting the left background makes an 

angle with the stage; which is partly visible。 

     On both sides of the stage are benches。           The curtain is composed of 

two tapestries which can be drawn aside。           Above a harlequin's mantle are 

the royal arms。     There are broad steps from the stage to the hall; on either 

side of these steps are the places for the violinists。        Footlights。 

     Two rows; one over the other; of side galleries:            the highest divided 

into boxes。     No seats in the pit of the hall; which is the real stage of the 

theater; at the back of the pit; i。e。; on the right foreground; some benches 

forming steps; and underneath; a staircase which leads to the upper seats。 

An improvised buffet ornamented with little lusters; vases; glasses; plates 

of tarts; cakes; bottles; etc。 

     The entrance to the theater is in the center of the background; under 

the gallery of the boxes。       A large door; half open to let in the spectators。 

On   the  panels of   this   door;  in   different   corners;  and   over the buffet;   red 

placards bearing the words; 'La Clorise。' 

    At the rising of the curtain the hall is in semi…darkness; and still empty。 

The lusters are lowered in the middle of the pit ready to be lighted。 



                                     SCENE 1。I。 



     The public; arriving by degrees。         Troopers; burghers; lackeys; pages; 

a   pickpocket;   the   doorkeeper;   etc。;   followed   by   the   marquises。  Cuigy; 

Brissaille; the buffet…girl; the violinists; etc。 

     (A   confusion   of   loud   voices   is   heard   outside   the   door。 A   trooper 

enters hastily。) 



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    THE DOORKEEPER (following him):                  Hollo!     You there!    Your 

money! 

    THE TROOPER:            I enter gratis。 

    THE DOORKEEPER:               Why? 

    THE   TROOPER:           Why?     I   am   of   the   King's   Household   Cavalry; 

'faith! 

    THE DOORKEEPER (to another trooper who enters):                  And you? 

    SECOND TROOPER:               I pay nothing。 

    THE DOORKEEPER:               How so? 

    SECOND TROOPER:               I am a musketeer。 

    FIRST TROOPER (to the second):              The play will not begin till two。 

The pit is empty。     Come; a bout with the foils to pass the time。 

    (They fence with the foils they have brought。) 

    A LACKEY (entering):           Pst。 。 。Flanquin。 。 。! 

    ANOTHER (already there):            Champagne?。 。 。 

    THE   FIRST   (showing   him   cards   and   dice   which   he   takes   from   his 

doublet):     See; here be cards and dice。 (He seats himself on the floor): 

Let's play。 

    THE SECOND (doing the same):              Good; I am with you; villain! 

    FIRST   LACKEY   (taking        from   his  pocket   a  candle…end;   which   he 

lights; and sticks on the floor):      I made free to provide myself with light 

at my master's expense! 

    A   GUARDSMAN           (to  a  shop…girl  who   advances):     'Twas    prettily 

done to come before the lights were lit! 

    (He takes her round the waist。) 

    ONE OF THE FENCERS (receiving a thrust):                A hit! 

    ONE OF THE CARD…PLAYERS:                   Clubs! 

    THE GUARDSMAN (following the girl):                A kiss! 

    THE SHOP…GIRL (struggling to free herself):             They're looking! 

    THE GUARDSMAN (drawing her to a dark corner):                   No fear!     No 

one can see! 

    A  MAN   (sitting   on   the   ground   with   others;   who   have   brought   their 

provisions):      By coming early; one can eat in comfort。 

    A BURGHER (conducting his son):              Let us sit here; son。 



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    A CARD…PLAYER:              Triple ace! 

    A MAN (taking a bottle from under his cloak; and also seating himself 

on the floor):      A tippler may well quaff his Burgundy (he drinks):               in 

the Burgundy Hotel! 

     THE BURGHER (to his son):               'Faith!    A man might think he had 

fallen   in   a   bad   house   here!   (He   points   with   his   cane   to   the   drunkard): 

What     with   topers!  (One    of  the  fencers   in  breaking   off;  jostles  him): 

brawlers! (He stumbles into the midst of the card…players):              gamblers! 

     THE     GUARDSMAN            (behind     him;   still  teasing   the   shop…girl): 

Come; one kiss! 

     THE BURGHER (hurriedly pulling his son away):                  By all the holies! 

And this; my boy; is the theater where they played Rotrou erewhile。 

     THE YOUNG MAN:               Ay; and Corneille! 

    A TROOP OF PAGES (hand…in…hand; enter dancing the farandole; and 

singing):      Tra' a la; la; la; la; la; la; la; lere。 。 。 

     THE DOORKEEPER (sternly; to the pages):                 You pag
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