Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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_has_ come to Thek.
Arolind: No. It will be better for our husbands to arrange it. Carolyx: I myself have some influence with the Queen. Tharmia: It is of no use. Her nerves are all a-quiver. She weeps if you speak with her. If you argue a matter with her she cries aloud and maidens must come and fan her and put scent on her hands. Arolind: She never leaves her chamber and the King would not listen to her. Tharmia: Hark, they are coming back. They are singing a hunting song.... why, they have killed a beast. All four of the men are bringing it on two branches. Arolind: [bored] What kind of beast is it? |
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