Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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powerful men for the sake of the gods?
Voice-of-the-Gods: It _is_ wise. Ichtharion: We are three men and you are alone with us. Will the gods save you if we want to put you to death and slip away with your body into the jungle? Voice-of-the-Gods: If you should do this thing the gods have willed it. If they have not willed it you cannot. Ichtharion: We do not wish to do it. Nevertheless you will make this prophecy--you will go before the King and you will say that the gods have spoken and that within three days' time, for the sake of vengeance upon some unknown man who is in this city, they will overthrow all Thek unless every man is departed. Voice-of-the-Gods: I will not do it, for the gods cannot lie. Ichtharion: |
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