Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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[Same day.]
King Karnos: [pointing off L.] Look at them now, are they not beautiful? They catch the last rays of the lingering sun. Can you say that the orchids are not beautiful now? Ichtharion: Your majesty, we were wrong, they are most beautiful. They tower up from the jungle to take the sun. They are like the diadem of some jubilant king. King Karnos: Ah. Now you have come to love the beauty of Thek. Ichtharion: Yes, yes, your Majesty, I see it now. I would live in this city always. King Karnos: Yes, we will live here always. There is no city lovelier than Thek. Am I not right? Ludibras: Your Majesty, no city is like it. |
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