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| [00:01.97] | CHAPTER 6 LA CARLOTTA SINGS MARGARITA |
| [00:08.94] | On Friday morning La Carlotta had her breakfast in bed． |
| [00:14.13] | She drank her coffee and opened her morning letters． |
| [00:18.88] | One letter had no name on it. It was very short． |
| [00:23.95] | You are ill． |
| [00:26.18] | You cannot sing Margarita tonight． |
| [00:29.24] | Stay at home and don't go to the Opera House. |
| [00:33.32] | Accidents can happen． |
| [00:36.28] | Do you want to lose your voice-forever? |
| [00:41.82] | La Carlotta was very, very angry. |
| [00:45.23] | She got out of bed at once and did not finish her breakfast． |
| [00:49.65] | 'This is from Christine Daaé' s friends,' |
| [00:52.70] | she thought．'They want her to sing again tonight． |
| [00:57.13] | That Daaé girl is going to be sorry for this! |
| [01:00.27] | I,La Carlotta, I am the best opera singer in Paris． |
| [01:06.56] | And nothing is going to stop me singing Margarita tonight!' |
| [01:13.35] | At six o'clock that evening the dancers were in their dressing-room． |
| [01:18.48] | They talked and laughed |
| [01:20.71] | and put on their red and black dresses for Faust． |
| [01:24.48] | But Meg Giry was very quiet． |
| [01:28.04] | 'What's the matter,Meg?'Annie Sorelli asked． |
| [01:33.18] | 'It's the Opera ghost,Meg said． |
| [01:37.19] | 'My mother says he's angry． |
| [01:40.13] | She's afraid that something's going to happen tonight．' |
| [01:43.89] | 'Oh,pooh!'the girl with black hair said． |
| [01:48.20] | 'Who's afraid of an old ghost?' |
| [01:53.08] | An hour later Monsieur Armand |
| [01:57.51] | and Monsieur Firmin went into Box 5 and sat down． |
| [02:01.42] | They were not afraid of ghosts.Of course not． |
| [02:05.18] | There were no ghosts in the Opera House． |
| [02:09.24] | Then Monsieur Armand saw some flowers |
| [02:12.35] | on the floor by the door of the box． |
| [02:15.79] | 'Firmin,'he whispered, |
| [02:19.15] | 'did you put those flowers there?' |
| [02:23.06] | Monsieur Firmin looked． |
| [02:25.37] | 'No,I didn't,'he whispered back'Did you?' |
| [02:32.12] | 'Of course not, you fool!Shh,the music's beginning．' |
| [02:39.40] | La Carlotta did not sing for the first hour． |
| [02:43.16] | There were no strange voices in Box 5, |
| [02:46.30] | and the two directors began to feel happier. |
| [02:49.92] | Then La Carlotta came out onto the stage, |
| [02:53.81] | and Monsieur Firmin looked at Monsieur Armand． |
| [02:57.77] | 'Did you hear a voice just then?' he asked quietly． |
| [03:02.69] | 'No!'Monsieur Armand said, |
| [03:06.85] | but he looked behind him twice, |
| [03:09.60] | then three times, and suddenly felt cold． |
| [03:16.02] | La Carlotta sang and sang, and nothing happened. |
| [03:21.15] | Then she began a beautiful love song． |
| [03:25.77] | 'My love begins to-Co－ack!' |
| [03:32.02] | Everybody stared． |
| [03:34.35] | What was the matter with Carlotta's voice |
| [03:37.50] | What was that strange noise-Co－ack |
| [03:42.48] | Carlotta stopped and began the song again． |
| [03:47.10] | 'My love begins to-Co－ack! |
| [03:53.53] | I cannot forget my-Co-ack!' |
| [03:59.64] | It was the noise of a toad! |
| [04:02.96] | People began to talk and laugh. |
| [04:05.75] | Monsieur Firmin put his head in his bands． |
| [04:09.42] | Then he felt Monsieur Armand's hand on his arm． |
| [04:14.08] | There was a voice in the box with them! |
| [04:17.20] | A man's voice, laughing |
| [04:20.51] | Poor Carlotta tried again, and again． |
| [04:25.49] | 'I cannot forget my-Co－ack!' |
| [04:32.10] | Then the two directors heard the voice again, |
| [04:36.05] | behind them,in front of them, everywhere． |
| [04:41.80] | 'Her singing tonight is going to bring down the chandelier!' |
| [04:50.42] | The two directors looked up at the top of the Opera House． |
| [04:55.22] | Their faces were white． |
| [04:57.78] | The famous chandelier, with its thousand lights, |
| [05:02.71] | broke away from its ropes and crashed down on to the people below． |
| [05:08.34] | That was a terrible night for the Paris Opera House． |
| [05:12.60] | One woman was killed by the chandelier, |
| [05:15.42] | and many people were hurt． |
| [05:18.41] | The Opera House closed for two weeks． |
| [05:21.72] | And La Carlotta never sang again. |
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| [00:01.97] | CHAPTER 6 LA CARLOTTA SINGS MARGARITA |
| [00:08.94] | On Friday morning La Carlotta had her breakfast in bed |
| [00:14.13] | She drank her coffee and opened her morning letters |
| [00:18.88] | One letter had no name on it. It was very short |
| [00:23.95] | You are ill |
| [00:26.18] | You cannot sing Margarita tonight |
| [00:29.24] | Stay at home and don' t go to the Opera House. |
| [00:33.32] | Accidents can happen |
| [00:36.28] | Do you want to lose your voiceforever? |
| [00:41.82] | La Carlotta was very, very angry. |
| [00:45.23] | She got out of bed at once and did not finish her breakfast |
| [00:49.65] | ' This is from Christine Daae' s friends,' |
| [00:52.70] | she thought' They want her to sing again tonight |
| [00:57.13] | That Daae girl is going to be sorry for this! |
| [01:00.27] | I, La Carlotta, I am the best opera singer in Paris |
| [01:06.56] | And nothing is going to stop me singing Margarita tonight!' |
| [01:13.35] | At six o' clock that evening the dancers were in their dressingroom |
| [01:18.48] | They talked and laughed |
| [01:20.71] | and put on their red and black dresses for Faust |
| [01:24.48] | But Meg Giry was very quiet |
| [01:28.04] | ' What' s the matter, Meg?' Annie Sorelli asked |
| [01:33.18] | ' It' s the Opera ghost, Meg said |
| [01:37.19] | ' My mother says he' s angry |
| [01:40.13] | She' s afraid that something' s going to happen tonight' |
| [01:43.89] | ' Oh, pooh!' the girl with black hair said |
| [01:48.20] | ' Who' s afraid of an old ghost?' |
| [01:53.08] | An hour later Monsieur Armand |
| [01:57.51] | and Monsieur Firmin went into Box 5 and sat down |
| [02:01.42] | They were not afraid of ghosts. Of course not |
| [02:05.18] | There were no ghosts in the Opera House |
| [02:09.24] | Then Monsieur Armand saw some flowers |
| [02:12.35] | on the floor by the door of the box |
| [02:15.79] | ' Firmin,' he whispered, |
| [02:19.15] | ' did you put those flowers there?' |
| [02:23.06] | Monsieur Firmin looked |
| [02:25.37] | ' No, I didn' t,' he whispered back' Did you?' |
| [02:32.12] | ' Of course not, you fool! Shh, the music' s beginning' |
| [02:39.40] | La Carlotta did not sing for the first hour |
| [02:43.16] | There were no strange voices in Box 5, |
| [02:46.30] | and the two directors began to feel happier. |
| [02:49.92] | Then La Carlotta came out onto the stage, |
| [02:53.81] | and Monsieur Firmin looked at Monsieur Armand |
| [02:57.77] | ' Did you hear a voice just then?' he asked quietly |
| [03:02.69] | ' No!' Monsieur Armand said, |
| [03:06.85] | but he looked behind him twice, |
| [03:09.60] | then three times, and suddenly felt cold |
| [03:16.02] | La Carlotta sang and sang, and nothing happened. |
| [03:21.15] | Then she began a beautiful love song |
| [03:25.77] | ' My love begins toCo ack!' |
| [03:32.02] | Everybody stared |
| [03:34.35] | What was the matter with Carlotta' s voice |
| [03:37.50] | What was that strange noiseCo ack |
| [03:42.48] | Carlotta stopped and began the song again |
| [03:47.10] | ' My love begins toCo ack! |
| [03:53.53] | I cannot forget myCoack!' |
| [03:59.64] | It was the noise of a toad! |
| [04:02.96] | People began to talk and laugh. |
| [04:05.75] | Monsieur Firmin put his head in his bands |
| [04:09.42] | Then he felt Monsieur Armand' s hand on his arm |
| [04:14.08] | There was a voice in the box with them! |
| [04:17.20] | A man' s voice, laughing |
| [04:20.51] | Poor Carlotta tried again, and again |
| [04:25.49] | ' I cannot forget myCo ack!' |
| [04:32.10] | Then the two directors heard the voice again, |
| [04:36.05] | behind them, in front of them, everywhere |
| [04:41.80] | ' Her singing tonight is going to bring down the chandelier!' |
| [04:50.42] | The two directors looked up at the top of the Opera House |
| [04:55.22] | Their faces were white |
| [04:57.78] | The famous chandelier, with its thousand lights, |
| [05:02.71] | broke away from its ropes and crashed down on to the people below |
| [05:08.34] | That was a terrible night for the Paris Opera House |
| [05:12.60] | One woman was killed by the chandelier, |
| [05:15.42] | and many people were hurt |
| [05:18.41] | The Opera House closed for two weeks |
| [05:21.72] | And La Carlotta never sang again. |
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| [00:01.97] | CHAPTER 6 LA CARLOTTA SINGS MARGARITA |
| [00:08.94] | On Friday morning La Carlotta had her breakfast in bed |
| [00:14.13] | She drank her coffee and opened her morning letters |
| [00:18.88] | One letter had no name on it. It was very short |
| [00:23.95] | You are ill |
| [00:26.18] | You cannot sing Margarita tonight |
| [00:29.24] | Stay at home and don' t go to the Opera House. |
| [00:33.32] | Accidents can happen |
| [00:36.28] | Do you want to lose your voiceforever? |
| [00:41.82] | La Carlotta was very, very angry. |
| [00:45.23] | She got out of bed at once and did not finish her breakfast |
| [00:49.65] | ' This is from Christine Daaé' s friends,' |
| [00:52.70] | she thought' They want her to sing again tonight |
| [00:57.13] | That Daaé girl is going to be sorry for this! |
| [01:00.27] | I, La Carlotta, I am the best opera singer in Paris |
| [01:06.56] | And nothing is going to stop me singing Margarita tonight!' |
| [01:13.35] | At six o' clock that evening the dancers were in their dressingroom |
| [01:18.48] | They talked and laughed |
| [01:20.71] | and put on their red and black dresses for Faust |
| [01:24.48] | But Meg Giry was very quiet |
| [01:28.04] | ' What' s the matter, Meg?' Annie Sorelli asked |
| [01:33.18] | ' It' s the Opera ghost, Meg said |
| [01:37.19] | ' My mother says he' s angry |
| [01:40.13] | She' s afraid that something' s going to happen tonight' |
| [01:43.89] | ' Oh, pooh!' the girl with black hair said |
| [01:48.20] | ' Who' s afraid of an old ghost?' |
| [01:53.08] | An hour later Monsieur Armand |
| [01:57.51] | and Monsieur Firmin went into Box 5 and sat down |
| [02:01.42] | They were not afraid of ghosts. Of course not |
| [02:05.18] | There were no ghosts in the Opera House |
| [02:09.24] | Then Monsieur Armand saw some flowers |
| [02:12.35] | on the floor by the door of the box |
| [02:15.79] | ' Firmin,' he whispered, |
| [02:19.15] | ' did you put those flowers there?' |
| [02:23.06] | Monsieur Firmin looked |
| [02:25.37] | ' No, I didn' t,' he whispered back' Did you?' |
| [02:32.12] | ' Of course not, you fool! Shh, the music' s beginning' |
| [02:39.40] | La Carlotta did not sing for the first hour |
| [02:43.16] | There were no strange voices in Box 5, |
| [02:46.30] | and the two directors began to feel happier. |
| [02:49.92] | Then La Carlotta came out onto the stage, |
| [02:53.81] | and Monsieur Firmin looked at Monsieur Armand |
| [02:57.77] | ' Did you hear a voice just then?' he asked quietly |
| [03:02.69] | ' No!' Monsieur Armand said, |
| [03:06.85] | but he looked behind him twice, |
| [03:09.60] | then three times, and suddenly felt cold |
| [03:16.02] | La Carlotta sang and sang, and nothing happened. |
| [03:21.15] | Then she began a beautiful love song |
| [03:25.77] | ' My love begins toCo ack!' |
| [03:32.02] | Everybody stared |
| [03:34.35] | What was the matter with Carlotta' s voice |
| [03:37.50] | What was that strange noiseCo ack |
| [03:42.48] | Carlotta stopped and began the song again |
| [03:47.10] | ' My love begins toCo ack! |
| [03:53.53] | I cannot forget myCoack!' |
| [03:59.64] | It was the noise of a toad! |
| [04:02.96] | People began to talk and laugh. |
| [04:05.75] | Monsieur Firmin put his head in his bands |
| [04:09.42] | Then he felt Monsieur Armand' s hand on his arm |
| [04:14.08] | There was a voice in the box with them! |
| [04:17.20] | A man' s voice, laughing |
| [04:20.51] | Poor Carlotta tried again, and again |
| [04:25.49] | ' I cannot forget myCo ack!' |
| [04:32.10] | Then the two directors heard the voice again, |
| [04:36.05] | behind them, in front of them, everywhere |
| [04:41.80] | ' Her singing tonight is going to bring down the chandelier!' |
| [04:50.42] | The two directors looked up at the top of the Opera House |
| [04:55.22] | Their faces were white |
| [04:57.78] | The famous chandelier, with its thousand lights, |
| [05:02.71] | broke away from its ropes and crashed down on to the people below |
| [05:08.34] | That was a terrible night for the Paris Opera House |
| [05:12.60] | One woman was killed by the chandelier, |
| [05:15.42] | and many people were hurt |
| [05:18.41] | The Opera House closed for two weeks |
| [05:21.72] | And La Carlotta never sang again. |
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