Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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Ichtharion: Yes, your Majesty. Queen: You speak of me? King Karnos: O no. We speak of the gods. [The earthly music ceases.] Queen: O do not speak of the gods. The gods are very terrible; all the dooms that shall ever be come forth from the gods. In misty windings of the wandering hills they forge the future even as on an anvil. The future frightens me. King Karnos: Call the Queen's maidens. Send quickly for her maidens. Do not let the future frighten you. Queen: Men laugh at the gods; they often laugh at the gods. I am more sure |
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