Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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Harpagas: [To Ludibras]
What are we to do? Ludibras: All women are alike. Ichtharion: I do not allow my wife to speak to me like that. [Exeunt Harpagas and Ludibras.] I hope Tharmia will not weep; it is very distressing to see a woman in tears. [Enter Tharmia.] Do not be unhappy, do not be at all unhappy. But I have been unable to persuade the King to return to Barbul-el-Sharnak. You will be happy here after a little while. Tharmia: [breaks into loud laughter] _You_ are the King's adviser. Ha-ha-ha! _You_ are the Grand High Vizier of the Court. Ha-ha-ha. _You_ are the warder of the golden wand. Ha-ha-ha O, go and throw biscuits to the King's dog. Ichtharion: |
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