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"LE PANACHE."

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TRIOLETS.

(After the fashion of Rostand's in ACT II: "Ce sont les Cadets de Gascogne.")

O'er truth and daring floats a plume

That is no flaunting feather vain!

In knightly grace and flower's bloom,

O'er truth and daring floats a plume!

In festive hall, by silent tomb,

It waves aloft without a stain.

O'er truth and daring floats a plume

That is no flaunting feather vain!


We'll call it, if you will, a broom;

But how it sweeps with proud disdain!

It sweeps the skies, and not a room!

We'll call it, if you will, a broom.

It is a symbol, not of gloom,

But of a dash that scorns to gain.

We'll call it, if you will, a broom;

But how it sweeps with proud disdain!


O'er truth and daring floats a plume

That is no flaunting feather vain!

It marks for ay the hero's doom!

O'er truth and daring floats a plume.

It nods o'er chisel, brush and loom,

And consecrates the poet's strain.

O'er truth and daring floats a plume

That is no flaunting feather vain!

Charles Renauld.

New York, 12th July, 1898.

Cyrano de Bergerac

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