THE NIGHT OF THE NIGHTINGALE

_In the Forest. Evening. Huge trees with thick gnarled roots. At the

base of one of the trees, Time or a lightning stroke has hollowed a sort

of chamber. Rising slopes carpeted with heather. Rabbit holes. Mosses.

Toadstools. Stretched between two ferns, a great cobweb, spangled with

water-drops. At the rise of the curtain_, RABBITS _are discovered on

every side among the underbrush, peacefully inhaling the evening air. A

time of serene silence and coolness._

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