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Le bon Pierrot, que la foule contemple, Ayant fini les noces d'Arlequin, Suit en songeant le boulevard du Temple. Une fillette au souple casaquin En vain l'agace de son oeil coquin ; Et cependant mystérieuse et lisse Faisant de lui sa plus chère délice, La blanche lune aux cornes de taureau Jette un regard de son oeil en coulisse À son ami Jean Gaspard Deburau.
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Good old Pierrot, at whom the crowd gapes, having concluded Harlequin's wedding, walks along the Boulevard du Temple, lost in thought. A girl in a supple garment vainly teases him with a mischievous look; And meanwhile, mysterious and smooth, taking her sweetest delight in him, the white moon, bull-horned, throws a furtive glance at her friend Jean Gaspard Deburau.
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