Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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Harpagas:
No. Ichtharion: No. They would say in Barbul-el-Sharnak "these were once at Court," and men that we have flogged would spit in our faces. Ludibras: Who can command a King? Harpagas: Only the gods. Ludibras: The gods? There are no gods now. We have been civilised over three thousand years. The gods that nursed our infancy are dead, or gone to nurse younger nations. Ichtharion: I refuse the listen to---- O, the sentries are gone. No, the gods are no use to us; they were driven away by the decadence. Harpagas: |
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