Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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Tharmia: We cannot buy [sobs] gold-dust to put upon our hair. Arolind: There are no [sobs] neighbouring princes. [Carolyx bursts bitterly into tears and continues to weep.] Tharmia: Barbul-el-Sharnak, Barbul-el-Sharnak. O why did the King leave Barbul-el-Sharnak? Arolind: Barbul-el-Sharnak. Its streets were all of agate. Tharmia: And there were shops where one bought beautiful hair. Carolyx: The King must go at once. Tharmia: [calmer now.] |
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