Act I - Scene VI

CYRANO, LE BRET and the DUENNA.

[The DUENNA goes out.]

DUENNA:
[with a low bow] I was asked to find out where a certain lady could see her heroic cousin in private.
CYRANO:
[overwhelmed] See me?
DUENNA:
[curtsying] Yes, Sir. She has some things to tell you.
CYRANO:
Some things to…
DUENNA:
[still curtsying] Yes, Sir, private matters.
CYRANO:
[staggering] Ah, my God!
DUENNA:
Early tomorrow morning, we will go to hear mass at Saint-Roch.
CYRANO:
[leaning against LE BRET] My God!
DUENNA:
And after mass, where can we meet you for a talk?
CYRANO:
[confused] Where? Ah! My God!
DUENNA:
Please name a place, Sir.
CYRANO:
I'm thinking…
DuennA:
Where?
CYRANO:
Ragueneau's bakery!
DUENNA:
Where is his shop?
CYRANO:
It's on the—on the—My God!—the Rue St. Honore.
DUENNA:
[going] Good. We'll see you there at seven.
CYRANO:
I will be there.