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Maeterlinck, Maurice, 1862-1949

"élléas and Mélisande"

_]--You shall follow me on your knees!--On your
knees!--On your knees before me!--Ah! ah! your long hair serves
some purpose at last!... Right,... left!--Left,... right!--Absalom!
Absalom.--Forward! back! To the ground! to the ground!... You see, you
see; I laugh already like an old man....
ARKEL (_running up_).
Golaud!...
GOLAUD (_affecting a sudden calm_).
You will do as you may please, look you.--I attach no importance
to that.--I am too old; and, besides, I am not a spy. I shall await
chance; and then ... Oh! then!... simply because it is the custom;
simply because it is the custom.... [_Exit._
ARKEL.
What ails him?--He is drunk?
MELISANDE (_in tears_).
No, no; he does not love me any more.... I am not happy!... I am not
happy!...
ARKEL.
If I were God, I would have pity on men's hearts....


SCENE III.--_A terrace of the castle. Little_ YNIOLD _discovered,
trying to lift a bowlder._

LITTLE YNIOLD.
Oh, this stone is heavy!... It is heavier than I am.... It is
heavier than everybody..


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