Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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Your Majesty, we are ignorant of these things.
[Exeunt.] King: [To Ichtharion and Ludibras] We will rest from things of State for awhile, shall we not? We will be happy, (shall we not?) in this ancient beautiful palace. Ludibras: If your Majesty commands, we must obey. King: But is not Thek most beautiful? Are not the jungle orchids a wonder and a glory? Ludibras: They have been thought so, your Majesty; they were pretty in Barbul-el-Sharnak where they were rare. King: But when the sun comes over them in the morning, when the dew is on them still; are they not glorious then? Indeed, they are very glorious. Ludibras: |
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