Selections from the Writings of Lord Dunsay by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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AGMAR (taking a chunk of meat from his lips) Come hither, Slag. SLAG (going up to him) Yes, Master. AGMAR Watch in the doorway while I eat. (Slag goes to the doorway) Sit in the attitude of a god. Warn me if any of the citizens approach. (Slag sits in the doorway in the attitude of a god, back to the audience) OOGNO (to Agmar) But, Master, shall we not have Woldery wine? AGMAR We shall have all things if only we are wise at first for a little. THAHN Master, do any suspect us? AGMAR We must be _very_ wise. THAHN But if we are not wise, Master? AGMAR Why then death may come to us ... THAHN O Master! AGMAR ... slowly. (All stir uneasily except Slag motionless in the doorway.) OOGNO Do they believe us, master? |
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