Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
page 91 of 201 (45%)
page 91 of 201 (45%)
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Queen: A little more perfume, Ackazárpses. Ackazárpses: I will tie the coloured bow more evenly. Queen: O they will never look at it. They will not know if it is orange or blue. I shall weep if they do not look at it. It is a pretty bow. Ackazárpses: Calm yourself, lady! They will be here soon. Queen: Indeed I think they are very close to me now, for I feel myself trembling. Ackazárpses: You must not tremble, Illustrious Lady; you must not tremble. Queen: They are such terrible men, Ackazárpses. |
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