Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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page 77 of 201 (38%)
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King Karnos: It is not sunset yet. No doubt you have spoken truly. [Enter Queen.] How well the Queen looks. Her maidens are quite excellent. Ludibras: [To Ichtharion] There is something a little dreadful in seeing the Queen so calm. She is like a windless sunset in the Winter before a hurricane comes and the snow swirls up before it over the world. Ichtharion: I do not like calm sunsets; they make me think that something is going to happen. Yes, the Queen is very quiet; she will sleep to-night. Queen: I am not frightened any longer. All the wild fancies of my brain have left it. I have often troubled you with little fears. Now they are all at rest and I am afraid no longer. King Karnos: That is good; I am very glad. You will sleep tonight. |
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