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CYRANO DE BERGERAC
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Roxane.

Ay, I say it a master !

Cyrano.

Good - be it so.

The duenna

[coming down quickly],

Here comes Monsieur de Guiche !

[To Cyrano, pushing him towards the house.]

In with you ! 'twere best he see you not, it might perchance put him on the scent . . .

Roxane

[to Cyrano].

Ay, of my own dear secret ! He loves me, and is powerful, and, if he knew, then all were lost ! Marry ! he could well deal a deathblow to my love !

Cyrano

[entering the house].

Good ! good !

[De guiche appears.]


SCENE II

Roxane, De guiche, the Duenna standing a little way off.

Roxane

[curtsying to De guiche].

I was going out.

De guiche.

I come to take my leave.