Plays of Gods and Men by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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Rhádamandáspes: She had no guards outside nor was there any hiding place for them. There was the empty plain and the Nile only. Zophérnes: Who knows what she may have in this dark temple? Rhádamandáspes: It is small and the stairway narrow; our friends are close behind us. We could hold these steps with our swords against all her men. Zophérnes: True. They are narrow steps. Yet... Rhádamandáspes, I do not fear man or god or even woman, yet when I saw the letter this woman sent bidding us banquet with her I felt that it was not well that we should come. Rhádamandáspes: She said that she would love us though we were her enemies. Zophérnes: It is not natural to love one's enemies. |
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