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> > Dw F 10,699THE CHILD 9 DENFANT a aa Plus de_Je.gons! Plus de de.voirs! ‘Nomore lei Sons! ‘Amore ‘des! a oo) Pra, mé,. chant Jesus . . lbre, i... ble, 7 on Smee Oe a ee fe = Sebiated with deva covered with flowered tion and completely out of Breath, he is about fo fall into a large armel th. But, oh surprise the arms of the chair fall apart, the seat 1 ling along. ike an enormous toad, moves away” station, il va tomber essouifie extzo les bras d'un grand fauteuil couvert dune Fleurs, Mais, surprise! les bras du fiuteuil séeartent, le side se dérobe, et le Fair teuil, clopinant lourdement comme un énorme erapaud, Séloigne. nousse ren, 7 i va = Lee Moving Jaton toes steps bach, the chai returns heavlyend jokingly, and goes fo pret (distressed) 4 lille Louis 47 Bergére, whith he toads Ohrough a mersured aad proteus danas i aot fat (Pols piso aero te Batol evinty Toure pega een v4 a saluer une petite ber Loni quit vmine eel pour ne fase eonpancee esesy. Pen, D.& F. 10,699q 10 foie tey ore cing) THB BERGRRE, with a courtesy (Pendant quis dansent LA _BERGERE, avec wo révérence, ™»— Vo.treser. rae Aawensin Yam your Oe AGEL pa Vo. tre ser. vi . teur 1” am your hun. ble ee -van.. te, Fauteuil handinatirnchair. ea) Nous voi - la donedébarras. Nowwe're a bout to rid our “hua he . JS, pista 7Ajelaemals) delice 2 Rate iran Ame ti tome ce < selves fore. er ‘ofthis id with such” wick ‘ed D. & F, 10,6990 Vous mien voy . ez, vousmen voy-ex ai - How delight ~ ful, You fill we with joy! ————— Sl Plus de cous . sins pour son sommeil, Plus de sié-ges pour No more soft pil tows for his sleep, — no more seats for TT Se _——_ le — sa reeveni Tis ree er 16, D.&F.10,699z ~ a =e = pos pour lui_-______ que sur la ters re mu. 2 pose “for him save om the barren tarth, x THE BEROERE in'oenoene 7 pate _ ae) 6 = SS = Se E 2 +e i x Andstitimors.. bho dnawa as [SS = Et en.cor... qui sait? Audstilimore... who. knows? D.&F.10,699* ~ = Y Nous voi. Ja doncdébarrassés A jamais________ de cer ln ~ fant. Now mere a bout. to rid ourseloes fore”. of this Child. THB AKMCHALR ese eee Stine Nee Ee . Ue FAUTEUIL ——~ eke pg wes BE ae as ee SS > adouedébarras . ss A jamais de ect Eu - fant Aux talons mechants. sLaseloes for” ewer with suk wichrd heels. le Ca.na-pé Le Bano, is de Ba Pe =e =F = a 'e gsteaacage = Jetset 8 oe vot Nevoudrontplus,nevoudront plus de En . fant, : Wewant no more,weteont no more of the Child. —_ D.&F.10,699=F vn a4 The picees of furniture which the Armchair land the Rergire have mentioned, Hf! their arms lind their logs and repent in @ chore ‘Les meubles que viennent de nomm teuil et a Rergore Ivent, qui les be leds, et répetent en chaur: Motiontoen and in a stupor, the Child, with hiv back ageinst the Listens and Tooke Immobite. do stupeur, Enfant, adossé au mun, Geoute et regarde. Allegro vivo = fant! Gita h Sj js — = =| plus de VE. fant! 3 more of the Chita! 148 BecH, is COTeR, rns srbon, THe WICKER cata TDRANG. Ub CANAPRrLE OUR, LA CHAISE DE BATEa igre Se 4 E = j — 7 Plus de En. tant! Xref the halal <— 3. ao LHORLOGE CONTOISE rik covrvisecygen SX pg = SS =o : SSS Ding, ding, ding, ding, Et en.cording, ding, Ding, tee ding, ding, And a.gatnding, ding, 7 __—Alenre vivo.d=t68 i == F SSS ding! ding! et and en-cor ding; Bain ding et and a. gain cn.cor ding! aingt Tum Je ne peux plus m’ar.ré-ter de son. an oa. be to stop my. own ‘strike! Je ne sais phig Theure qu’ J know not what hour tt ‘lest! Tl ma For he 6.16 = mon fas taken my balance a. way! ba Ian . ciert D.GF.10,699he clork arances om heft which protrude from unter his rob of wot e #3 "ail oun rny facein ple of dial and fico thors gexiculinga-m ‘ut deur pies qut depassent sous sa chemise de bois, 'Horloge avance. Eula une ronde petite figure rose a 14 place de son cadran, et deux bras eourts gestieulnt. oe gprs ef eet Ee ttt ee tatty = Tai dafreusesdouleursde ven-trel Jaiun courant diirdangmon cen-re! Bt je commences di. va- To haveten rine painsia my stomach! 1 fork a currentupair inmy cen-tre! Aud begin, 1 feur,to ———————— : —— of bE se = a 8! ~ erring Sooo Ah! I'Horlo.ge marche! i Git theclock tix talking! S; FH. — L'ENFANT ettraye, = gucr! - rem ble ings ing, ding. of Saar erisaas arto cat ind aTeaeran tent eee SIT aM gpa maps m se, Sis sacar means) SGU De Ta qui son-nais de dou- ces heu - res, tho struck the Rows sweet and gen ley pp ok as 2 2 D.& F.10 69916 Heu.re de dormir, heu-re de veil.ter, Heu-re qui ra - mé . ne celui qu’on at ~ Hour at whichto steep, hour at which to wake, Hour” whichbrings buck” the ane mho “iva re ae te ae ohm. quit le méonamt Bn. hour hich guve” Birth i Peut - tre que, Sil ne meit mu. ti lée, And now per mips The “had not spoiied me, lene he rn ja mais chan - é Dans cette de. _mey Fe. tear” aoe" winger —— As Sette fe, ~ uch = fey, D.& F.40,699ny fit ja_mais mould ev. or have aer, son - con. tin con. ti. muer de Been o> ote” “to ~ly und 0 cen = » VE, 1 Laissez - 4 At Tow "ine D.& F. 10,699 mot cacher ma honte et ma dou . leur (0 hide from view my shame dnd” grief Tou . tes to” strike Le nez con.tre lo My nove a. suinst the I18 Mowrnfilly strikingthe clock crouse the stage and goes fo the other end ofthe room, aff Sounant lamentablement, elle traverse Ia. sede et s'en va A Tautre bout vu. ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, {fice to the wall, and becomes motionless. sie la piece, face au_milrset redevient immobile ding... Two tom nasal roicen are hoard, ear the floor On entend deux voix nasillardes THB TRAPOP (black Wedgtsed) THE COP (Ohinewe) eee LA THEIERE (Wedgwood noit LA TASSE (chi How’s your mug? Allegro non troppo. d= 126 D.& F.10,699THE CUP LA TASSE x. THE TEAPOT LA THEIERE come on! .. better had... uw a oa -s & a ma 2 oe ~~ a 2° S ZZ Ss S 3 — a (with an affected, threatening manner ERE (avec une menace doucereuse et des THE TEAPOT LA THE! a Be Lae Rey rn ne +h] and the airs of @ champion boxen) maniéres de champion de boxe) a ont mn G 2 Ss 3 Ry ho Jol. ly fel. low,jol - ly fel - low, black, chic, Black, black, black, vo n 1 ° = fg 3 ° ro a ro} a 3 a a D.& F. 10,699RB _ wf oS ts = th 1 boxe — you, OF nf t in th = = : = a 3 mS THE COP the Ot threatening him with his pnted and gilded fingers) Ea" TASSE (5 enfant, en le menagant. te Ses dlets pointes fares) ‘p espressivo portant le = = me nl —— Keng - ca - fou, we Gall Uy) D.& F. 10,699Puis’.kong-kong - pran. pa, (a - oh ee D.&F, 10,699Ga. oh. ri, Ga. oh. ra, a ees - : SSS et = ’ oa ; : =———— pe ps pt te eT “ D&E 10699LA THEIERE Hal false ££ ——— 5 f + tov. jours, tou. jours, Ga oh . ra, Ga. oh. ra Lair ete hitch tte eetiir: fee ee ee (SSS eaes = to ae DAR 10,699Pong, pin 1h ——— Ping, pong, ping... Dancing, the Tenpot and the Cap ic Ta Theicre et la Tasso disparaissent en dansant, a kek. ta fouhtuh d’mon Kaoua? : — be 7 FF kek- ta fouhtuh d’mon Kaoua? D&E 10,699versie mA THE CHILD, stricken Version nouvelle plus aigué TASER tens _ ——_—_ wi tas. se chi . mol. set Chin” ese "_ cup ‘The sm hax sone down, rafal rays them red. The child shivers with fear and lonetinens; Le'soleil a Gaissé.” Ses rayons horizontaux deviennent rouees. LEnfaat frissoune. de peur an, he approaches the fire which sputters a burning spark tn his face . ot de solitude; lise rapprocke du Feu, qui lui orache auvisage une fusée étincelante. ‘The Five, bounding out from the chimney, thin, pale, flaring: rae ping © Feu, bondissant hobs de la cheminse, mince, patiiete, dblouissant: Allegro Cet Coe eo Ar rie = Allegro 4=116 ei D&F 10,69926 of — Je réchauffe les T fill the good with She ==> —- y re SS meet =F == bons, Je réchauffe les bons, mais Je brite les mé _ chauts. Pe. sharmi7 ji” the good with orate, "but 1 Ournap—— the reer SaaS $tt|ft = eS == ps yg FO es - a t dar.ba-re, bar - bare im-prudenttu ag in-sul-té @ tousles Dieux bien - veil Lite sao axe” bold and” reck-lessy You've in - sull-ed. “bitter. ly the friend . ly" ~ gods D. F 10,699clants quitendaiententre le malheuret toi ta fra.gi-le bar. rid ‘whose — favor isthe barrier theyhold between youandmis © for - ‘Ab! Ab Ab! Tu as brandi le ti-son - nier, ren.versé la bouil. The poker youhavefiour _ ished, up set the kettle ‘ee suid gou Rave’ seattered all the natch gg tt D.&F, 10,699, —_— x SS = = rewu Feu dansant! Tu fondraiscommeunflo con sur sa langueé-car - 2 tare ay te Fie! You Willett just like 0 snowflake on his tousieoh D.& F 10,699(Galera! Je réchauffe les bons! Take care! T fill the good with warmth: re! Je bri le les mé. chants! Ga. rel are! 7 burn up — the” wicked! Take ~ caret Take eave! Ant D.&F 10.69930 : Tae Fire darts forward and pursues the Child who shields himself with the furniture. Le Feu s’elance, et poursuit d’abord VEnfant qui s’abrite derriére les meubles. a —~, : f) ; Be a ' fe Ss —_—— toifo care! Piu vivo ed accelerando Behind the Fire, springing from his footsteps, rises the Cinder, She is sray, undulating, speechless,and the Fire does not see her at first. Then,having. scen her, he plays with her. Derritre le Feu; née sous ses pas, monte la Cendre, Elle est grise, onduleuse, muette. et le Feu ne la voit pas d’abord. Puis, l’ayant vue,il joue Moato d=72 avec elle. THE FIRE She plays with him. She tries to subdue the Fire under her long gray vetls. LE FEU. Elle joue avee lui... Elle tente, sous ses longs voiles gris, de maitriser le Feu. D.& F. 10.69931 Ae laugh, escapes and dancen I rite stéchappeyet au =a — t ‘AR! Ab Abt ARIA! Al —— ert oe at re ee ti a a i Ah! Ah! Ah! Ab! Ab! Ab! Ah! Ah! Ant Abt Komahes a et efort to fre himaelf brn foram nate 2 =e Ab! ABIAh! Ah! Ah! Abt Ah! Abt Ah! Abt Ab! An! Ah! Abt rue cmeo L’ ENFANT, a demi-voix. (in @ whisper) ic fils sleapenrliet ner long arma and vei yuis stendort, roulé dans les longs bras e jongs voiles. J'ai peur, fai yeur! : z een Taw rn Pw . Sintat thetstndow panes ave torey and ih ore theaky pediathey fom ie . Moderato ¢=84 D.& F 10,69932 le and of nA plein ea te rohinhtctc pp tte tetera — Cale oi aera greats nelag te fot ten nls Me emer een stores A naive music of pipes and tamboxrines accompanies them. THE CONTR SUTT ’ an cortége des petits personuages peints sur te papier, sta —_ vance, un peu ridicules, et tréy towchants. I ya la Pas- TENORL Une musique naive de pipeaux et de tambourins PATRES : (=a a — | =| heaps ee eee ee0 hae e ene fee 8 SS Se _———=! of 2» —_————., Pastoureauxa - dieu! Shepher boysfere. well! Nous n’irons eleeone A.- dieu, pas.tou-rel . les Haré.‘weil) — Bhephera™tss “a8 D.& F, 10,69933 No longer shall we Nous w'icrons plus sur shill we ture ou green sheep in fields of pur ple - ual Gieebe tan Se"t“tronds verte few. sone! plus sur Jprsture our aren shep in feltsof’ pur. ple hue! re Unig as, notre chévre amaran . tet Woe, 10" our “goat amarun. thine! D.& F. 10,69934 Fyts ip. pp SSS SE —= s = = ° FFP ; Las, nos a- gneaux rosetendre! No - - tro chien Woe, to our lambs softend rosy! Our dog of, Las, nos ce - Woe, to our seszinzo-lint No - tre chien ets red] a Le bras ten. Wien we ems _——— D.& F. 10,699heik A oe S + — La boucheen cour, pas.tou- » With head on breast, Shep oS — oe = Pf Zdu, pastou. rel Nos ‘amours semblaiensé.ver uel wbmced, Bhepherd.ess "es, WS crnal’ seonetto us our pas. A battet of little people, who express in their dunce their aries at bring separated. Hallet des petite personnages, qui expriment, ea dansant, Je chagrin de no pouvoir plus se joindre. -blaient nos pi — peaux. svemed ‘allow pipes: — nos pi - peau and our” “pipes, — D.& F. 10,699D.& F. 10,69937 re, ry. sto No tre tendre his - toi o re cru. el. ly de stroyed our ten . der dé_ chi - a has mé . chant - ed Child U En. fant wick The a UN PATRE A SHEPHERD L TT Te mit | I =e il (eee ath | tH rt Be {I it VHT o| A) I ut, a? lL f tne th) tn me 2S (U8 | AS | Ui Ty IA r | a AV UN ie atk) Wi at | I 3: te of | mT | Ml Be il | mi Se lh i ta Th it Le F 4 a eg ie a PastoureLlede la, a Shepherdess there eel —— Cd . a eo — | Coe re a" ee as Sa Se a ~~ 4 [4 SC, Ve C—O — Eh jt l t_ a Y [od Ts | fad Tt Pt og = = Ld _ td Ct Cf) Pt ee od ee 2 ws CE OE ao => Oe eed Ee -—— —— pe ci, el ee I nee a [eS LT {eg Pa. tre de A shepherd here, 7 a AAs @ el eS Fer So ao™~ ———__F ane ee — _————o FS {= Oe G Oe [~~ fd Le ed. ———== q oF ~~ ype SSS rt ays a, SS i e——— es rt Ld ta 1h ?— gf - 7 i i tr TS or CA A A f) oI 0 Si TT Se ee 4 5 — a = ~~ Cc eet? 7 te A — 6 CF —— rn — so Nu g 2 Cth 4 eT J Tt 14 7 = D.& F. 10,699ar Pastourel . le de a Shepherdess Ee doit Sonpremier sou LEnfant mé- chant qui nous doit Sonpremier sou. ri - The wicked Child who owes to his— very first = a LiL Enfant méetant qui nous doit Sonpremier sou . ri -¥ first 4 — Shep-hendess theresthe wicked Child who owes to39 Rall. UBnfantin- grat quidor-mait sousla gar. de De no-tre chien bleu. Ungrateful Site Sho has” stepttecur Sue” dog keptnntcho ster him: Pia lento b exprensg a Tempo me Fé aS = = S Las, no. trechévre ama . Woe? to ama. ranthine — Sea —— SS == "GW PiTRE + 7 Las, nos ro_ ses et verts mou — tons! pst 1 Woe? "to _lanibkins of ‘rose and —_greent a ‘SLES PASTOURES, THE SHRPHERDESSES pooNTRALTL Pp e s = rexowt Pp = x ie = ——— : — ‘A diev, pas.tou_ rel — les! Les Parnes a suzrneRos Aa tg Begs eh. le a - - = = = a = = Pa, = == E SS SS PP Pia lento a Tempo 6 —— = FRE =e fe — ie ar q D.& F, 10,6994o Theygoairay and with them the music of bagpipes and tamBourines. The Child is stretched full length on the Floor, his face buried tn Mis erosted arm. He weeps, His s'en vont, et ave eux In musique ds cornemuses et de tambourins. UEnfant set lalssé glisser tout de son long d terre, la figure sur sey beas eroisés. 11 pleure, Pas.tou-reaux,a ~ dieu. Shepherd boys fare ~ well! — ! eel He ts lying om the torn teaves of books;and itis one of there Lange pagesson which he ih atretched which risee lke a slab of marble i Mest couche sur tes feuillets Licénis des livees,et cist Tun des grants feulllets sur lequel il est étend, qul se souléve comme une dalle, perdendast perdendost D.& F, 10,699ander totetpay Pista lanai ham then v len hoa af Kain aud Foanllynn ndorable Brinens of » furystory, gy ‘who veema hardly awake and who stretches her army weighted sith Jrials. pour Iaisser passer Wabord une main langoureuse, puis une ehevelure Wor, puis toute une Princesse adorable de conte de Fees, qa! semble 2 peine éveills, et tire ses bras enarges de joyaux, e — ded THE CHILD, amazed. INFANT, dmerveilt THB PRIM LA PRIN Ven, a Me. =< cest El. le, ta Prin. ces - seenchanté. .e, tis she,” your en chants el Prin. “orbs D.& F 10.5%Cel. le que tu. ap. pe-lais dans ton she — for whom you cried out son. ge, La muit pas.sée. in your dream ing on. ly last wight. [C—O SSS Celle dont 'histot . re, commencée hier, Shewhosestory first read by you yes. terday, Te tint éveillé si kept sleepfromyoureyes a long. temps. long —SS———s time. _ Tu te chantais & toi-mé - me: «Blle éstblon . de, A.vee des “She ts blonde” witheyes yeux cot couleur du temps.” the or of theskies.x Sea Tu me cherchais. dans le ceurde la ro. You have sought me inthe heart of the Et dans le par-fum— du lys and the per . fume — of the D.& F, 10,69943 Ti) mee cher chais tout pe. tit a.mou-reux, You have sought lit. tle lov. er of mine, Et, jé.tals, depulshier, ta premié-re bien ai - my - ee eet and “Toe been, since yester-day,— yourfirstand best be. tov”. > ff edi VENPANT 7M8 cmp pp _—<————————_ a Tempo Rit ?. —— Mais tu as dé.chi.ré le li. vre, Que vat-il areti.ver de — But sinew you hace destroyed the — book, What is go. ing to happen to = Vea, cle, est BL. Ie! tis. shel Tey Tempo P D.& F, 10,69944 Moderato nf. wae hi gait Ie ma. Moderato ¢ Who knows Ye ma 23 ste ete om .chan.teur Ne va pi ren.dreau som . meil de cious en = chant - er will me to sleep. ee Accel. poco a poco_al_animato D.& F. 10,699,poco _oree + eno. rer ja. mais ig. nore sad” fate, pee. mié. your first TH CHILD iremblin =o ont Please do VE, Et Var. bre oi chan . tait ‘Oi. seau (ete Ny hich “the ue “bine D.&F 10,699rea mn G ren. pointing to the scattered LA PRINCESSE, adsignant es feuitlets epars tegees. fp Wois See its bran . branch poco ches, —_vois its fruits, fruits, Animato te “ancient YE ou Et + « ton Your mug. col = lier, ton col Her ma. neck lace, where is it —— z wl these an. bro. eaux rom. ken pus, v7 ‘Ton Che.va Four cav- D.&F. 10,69947 mosso d=63 Ra. ea, ven 7 dwg qvil vien. "nea. Piijanimato J=96 1 know he will svee son € . pee. Si ja -vais u_neé . péet come with his” sion OT had wut a 00 D.& F. 10,699,ven = péet dans mes. bras, __ dans mes bras! Viens, sword! — in my arms, in my ermal Come’ Viens! Je saurai te dé. fen. 2 cdret Comet Twill boldly de. fend you! THE PRINCESS, twisting her arms: Tem onto) LA PRINCESSE, se tordant tes bras. pp po (tonto) = las! petit a.mi tropfai. ble, las! my tt.tl, foe. be friend, a Tempo (Lento) hn & > aes Quepeustu —_ pourmoi?Sait on ladu-rve dlunré . ve? Mon son . ge é.taitsilong, si long, tht can you—— do for me? Ab, what isthe lengthy adreau? My dream —— wes so ong,_ 80 long, — D.& F, 10,69949 Rall. — Que peut-étre,d la fin du son. ge, Grit € . 6 toi_______ le Princean Ci . that per.haps at the end of the dream, 7” might have found tte Pte with ” ” he a £ ‘Rall. —_— The floor moves and opens under her ‘Molto animato Lo'sol bouge et stourre audesyour delle elle appetlotae eatin ff A Accelerando Molto animato “, Le Sommeil et 1a Nuit veu.lent me re . Sleep and Nightwish te take ‘mea way D. & F. 10,69950 But an invisibte force envelope the Princess whe diaappears nde the arth Mals une force invisible aspire la Princesse gut disparait sous la terre- -pren- det oA Pa... drow youl Oh help — THB CHILD, wvinty hotding her back by her golden hain by her wits by her long while hands ENFANT, Tereenant hvala par ea/covelire dor pa des cits 4 ses Tongues mans Blancs, i Mon & pe My — ‘sword! pp sostenato THB CHILD, alone anit desolate LBNFANT, seul et ddsolé, DP i-voin (in a whispers Toi, Ie cour de la ro. t Toi, Te parfum du lys You, the heart of the rose,__" ‘you, the perfume of the Ven, 7 = Toi, tesmainset ta cou . ron. ne, Tes yeux bleus. You, yourhands andyour crown, — yourblue eyes et tes jo yaux.. ‘ant gour bright jewels, ——— - coe E A D.& F. 10,699Ven Tune masiais.sé, commeunrayon de lu. . -neQuancheveudorsurmon é . pau. le, Yauhave only Tet Imes Tike a ray af Chi, ten hate apcon ny” Phoad =” in cam re, Unchexeu dor... © gold-en hair. et les dé.brig d'un ord and fragments of a dreani.. We tcans over and serks in rain, amos the soutterad ogee the oni of the favey tale A af the Petry Poco animato Lise penche, et cherehe parni les fouiltets épars Tiehensts ate) In fin du conte de Fées, mas en vai. Mp ven Meg ‘Tous ceux- Poco animate Meseare —— > i = I pete nee ace cts eee saree ae ee Tetectntn um aro ae da paelen Tole surg aorta tre a ecru primaguntespetues ieee dos egtAN, rE. cee Fad sharp ie woes sae ont rom Wetaeen The Dacmi.ract ches le, cons, Puchhis eal dah eee of Tensonsso Nu pid and” ‘arys oud frimtcing Wale Tare gee ” ¥ Presto py d= 12 ci sont desires a.ti . des, nothing but dusty old books D.& F. 10,699i Bergin from u lege album, opened in the shape of «ron, ina litte honpbacked,ereoked, bearded ‘td man witha for hat, tape measure fora bet, and armed with « ruler Dun grand album, plié en forme de tout, sort un petit vieillard bossu, crochu, barbu, vétu do chitfres, coltfé un, oeinturé dun met de couturiére et armé d'une équerre, shel wood, Buck with whi hr lente Came nd he vos te with Lille dancing sepa while reciting fragments of problems Titient un livre de bois qui elaque en mesure,et i marche d cous petits pas dansés, en récitant des bribes de problems, THB LITTLE OLD MAN LE PETIT VIEILLARD 2 Deux ro-bi.nets cou. lent dansun ré.ser . voi Two faucets of wa. ter run in-to a tank! simile —>. ve p. Fe v = Deuxtrainsomni. bus.se quittentu.ne garedvingtmi-nntesd'inter-valle, Val.le,val.le, val. le! Two trains in a sia. tion, Oneguesout at noone oth or imenty minutes later, Ial.en later, lat ert U-ne pa.y . san.ne, Zanne,zanne, zan.ne, Porte tousses o-ufs au marché! One old village peasant, peasant peasant, peas.ant,, carviesall her ess to market! fer, v ~ Unmarchand dé .tof.fe, Tof-fe,tofte, tof-fe, A'vendu six mé.tres de drap! bad pO Mer ak tanh, anon, aelepee) ltt a yards tong! 4 >| p D.&F. 10,699He sees the Child and ansumes a very malevolent manner, TH apercoit VEnfunt et se dirige very lui dv plus malyeillante manicre, THB CHILD, a his wits ende 53 ENFANT, atfole quasi parlanto Mon Dieu! c'est I'A.rith.me’— tique! bop Oh, Okt Wis Acrith! me ~ tel THE OLD MAN, acquiescing. He dances around the Child increasing hin matisious eiber, LE, PETIT VIBILLARD, acguiescant Hi danse autour de V Enfant en multipliaat tes passes malétiques. Ti queti-que, ti. quel ~ dies ma tier ane Ye LES CHIFPRES (tit. xuMBERS) Lifting the leaves and baring, soulevant les foufllets et praillant. f 2 Tique, ti-que, ti. que! Me) me Sie, me = Vet Sfulsetto = ¢ lop. “3 uatre et quat’ — dix- hue, nur and Jour eighi.een, pinching hin Enso pingant increasing the voice grovsissant la voix LS lep. v. Quzect six vingt- lng, Quatreet, quat? dix - huit, Sept foisneuf _trent”- trots, ten and sis ten - ey, Jour-and Jour ight . evn; Tio timesnine thir Ye D.&F.10,69954. rae cw1z, surprinat ENPANT, warts Sept fois neut eb tines aime LES CHIREHES (Bit NUMBERS) (aame action) mp rss J) Sept fois neuf trent? = Two tines ‘nine. thir bewildered ears ren THe LITTER OLD MAN Quatre et quat’? Onze et six? whispering. LE PETIT VIEILLARD Four and four? Souttiantgcruchotey TH and st? They emerge from wader the leaves. Dix, - huit! Ue sorter de dowsous” ton tutta. end Maen! tvs — oh Boldly exaggerating exguerant resotupent ren Quatre et qual’? (same action) Trois fois neuf wat? cent! ) Pour ad JOU Panne ginvuse eu) Three tines nine four hundred! (ame action) Dix - uit! (ame eu) Fight “een? ings cing? We: a i D.&F.10.69935 He sways to the movement af the round. IN se'balauce pour preudre (Ww mouvement de ta roude Moderato subito e accel. » ep. v. Milli mé.tre, -mé.tre, Dé ciindtre, Dé.ca.métre, Hecto.métre, Ki-lo.métre, Hec.to”me-ter, Kilo. me.ter, S= ep. v. = My.rluiné_tre, Faut Uy mettre, Quelle f@ tre! Des millions, Des billions, Des trillions, Myrsia.me.ter, Any mester, you may meteor! Mill. ious, Bill ~ ions, Frill. tonsy lep. ¥. ‘The Numbers draw the Child into their dance Leb Chiffres cutrainent 1'Enfant dane teur-dause Lt Et des frac — cil - lious! And frac ei ~ lions! LES CHIFFRES (THe NUMBERS) Deux ro.bi-uets cou lent dans un ré.ser . voir! Two fuwceisof aa > tr run_in-to a tankl Deux traius omni. bus . se) Quittent une gare A vingt mi. uuates din.ter Mio tratna Ga a” ‘tl ” dios, Gnegees out” a0 bon the GR ~ testy mtn D.&F.10,699,56 rae crrrs obo MAN LE PETIT VIEILLARD P. UL ne Sie One old bit lage peas". ant, man. ney THE NUMBERS LES CHIPPRES. —aoooF UEPRES Un marchand d’é Tof.fe, tof.f, tof. fey a vendu six Onceu haber ~ dusher, dasher, dash er, Sold a piece of.. St ee at at cf a TH® LITTLE OLD MAN LE PETIT VIEILLARD — » Deux yo. bi-nets cou lent, cou-lent, cou-lent, cou. lent, dans un re. ser. Teo Jou ects “of ‘aur zitery) weal ery was ter, tea tery) Fun in. fo ep. v = voir! Tonk! ee THE NUMBERS LBS CHINE! UT. ne pa-y - cane, zan zan— ne, zan- ne, sen va- t'au mar _ One old bil = lage” peasant, peat pees ant, peasant, carries all her D.&F, 10,69957 pp honoe FOUR pAscel. poco a poco ep. ‘Trois fois neut? Three timexnine? uatre et quat’? our and four? 2=——<——— Deux fois six? Tava times ste? es ch ‘Trent’- trois, prey Quatre et quat’? Four and four? Accel, poco a poco t— — re Trois folsneut? Deux ois six? patrect quat’? Trcic yr “Wea? grace qua’ on = ~ Ke ip a =a ate See ot 7+ ; ; ‘Quatre € quat9 Quatre et quat? “Trent-r0s, Vingtsept, Four ont four? Fur end four? Pore Baten eae = = a Deux fois six trente et un! Tao times six thir ty onel, Quatre et quat’? Quatreetquat”? Quatre et quat'? Deuxfois six _trenteet Four aud jour? — Fourand Jour? Four and four? Two times six thir. ty D.4F.10,69958 erese e ceed peea. a poco. ley. trentect un! Quatre et sept. ©——_cinquant“neuf! juatre et sept einquant’neuf! Deux foissix 4 iy " ‘Four andeight___ fifty nel “four undeaht fifty - nine! Twotimessix_thir. ty.onel E : ; i 1 Q : unl Quatreet "sept cluguant-neuf! Deuxfois six tweutect un! Quutreet sept cinguant” ant, ate ep gt a Tonics ‘is ‘hirsty’~ one! Fourand eight ifey & — _— — — ~ op bg 9 ia aa bg oe v. =F = Se + == IF Cing fois cine ua rant“trois! Sept et quat” nquant’ Cing fois cit qua rant™trois! Fa ne tele andlowe Se ty feel Peottinrs five a thie ah K C Kh a hk a les —— = a = = = & es = Je yf SS SSS Ss neuf! Ginq quarant-tiois! Sept et quit” elaquantZelug! Ging fois cing quaruut™ wt Twktimes fied Yorsty™ three! Bightrnd Jour fifty fivel Trea tines. flee yor.ty mo pS fel fet Sie = + ‘Trent? - trois! Sixteen! ep = ° = ‘pt ct quat’ ——_cinquant’- cing! Five und eight, five and right, five and eight, Baw andfour Spey five! a , f , fu ing ct sept’ Ging et sept,” Ging et” sept 1 o> = Reno a : = = : v7 ¥ Tt ¥ trois! Sept et quat? _cinguant2.cing! Quutreet quat) quatreet quat, quatre et quat} quatre et ihrer! Bightant Your fifty fice! Rour and four, fourand four, four and four, Jour ant = z ie a i D.& F. 10.699