"Then at last we arrived" are the words that begin a story recited repeatedly for seventy-five years, but never ended.
"Then at last we arrived" are the words that begin a story recited repeatedly for seventy-five years, but never ended. Imaginary characters include the Colonel and the Emperor, who wait to hear the Orator deliver the Old Man's message. When he arrives, the Old Man and Woman commit suicide, and the speech given is garbled nonsense. FTP, name this Eugene Ionesco play, in which the title objects are arranged in a semicircle.
"Then at last we arrived" are the words that begin a story recited repeatedly for seventy-five years, but never ended.
The {Chairs} or Les {Chaises}