Now sleeps the crimson petal Now the white Nor waves the cypress in the palace walk Nor winks the gold fin The firefly wakens Waken thou with me Now droops the milkwhite peacock Like a ghost And like a ghost she glimmers on to me Now lies the Earth all Danae to the stars And all thy heart lies open unto me Now folds the lily all her sweetness up And slips into the bosom of the lake So fold thyself, my dearest, thou And slip Into my bosom And be lost In me Bravo. Bravo.
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144. Each pea and peach on the beach can be reached by the peacock.
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INT. PALACE - KING'S ROOM - DAY As Louis' tailors outfit him in a dazzling gold peacock costume, complete with a jeweled mask at the end of a wand, he amuses himself by looking out the window at the beautiful young women arriving early for the ball.
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EXT. THE ROYAL PALACE - GARDENS - DAY Attractive young adults strut about in the extravagant attire of Louis XIV's France, the men like peacocks, the ladies in gowns that seem to squeeze their entire bodies up into their bosoms. They laugh and smile and strike courtly poses pretending to talk with each other -- but all eyes are on the doorway, through which the king is about to come... JUST BEYOND THAT PALACE DOORWAY KING LOUIS the Fourteenth is having his wardrobe adjusted by a flock of tailors. He is twenty-two, and would be quite handsome, except for the total self-absorption. He's checking himself in a full length golden mirror as two of his advisors, PIERRE and CLAUDE, try to speak with him.
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