"Лорд Дансени. The Gods of the Mountain (англ.)" - читать интересную книгу автора Slag: {nodding his head}
In his native city they do not now know what became of the golden cup that stood in the Lunar Temple. Agmar: Yes, into seven pieces. Ulf: We will each wear a piece of it over our rags. Oogno: Yes, yes, we shall look fine. Agmar: That is not the way we shall disguise ourselves. Oogno: Not cover our rags? Agmar: No, no. The first who looked closely would say, "These are only beggars. They have disguised themselves." Ulf: What shall we do? Agmar: Each of the seven shall wear a piece of the green raiment underneath his rags. And peradventure here and there a little shall show through; and men shall say, "These seven have disguised themselves as beggars. But we know not what they be." Slag: Hear my wise master. Oogno: {in admiration} *He* is a beggar. Ulf: He is an *old* beggar. {Curtain} |
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