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[Janosik-devel] unfair


From: Bessie Donovan
Subject: [Janosik-devel] unfair
Date: Tue, 29 Aug 2006 02:51:51 +0300

Will you help me and your Princess toescape from bondage, or will you not? It is not so difficult as it seems, Lady. He passedthrough the door and descended the steps, the rest of us trailingalong.
Such things dont happen in the orderly course of the worldsevents.
Yet by this victoryApepi, the King of the Shepherds, became in fact Pharaoh of all Egypt.
Now some answered one thing and some another. Aye, speak with him and satisfy your heart as to whether I be a trueman or a false, Lady Kemmah.
That is, if theQueen consents and nothing hinders us, such as death or bonds.
Youd have a harder time convicting him than youd havehad convicting Bliss.
Would you see her who is sprung from him and the lady who gave herbirth follow by the same road?
And he launched outinto a detailed recapitulation of the case. What did he say to you and where did you meet him, Kemmah? Yeah, I can see that, he said sourly, after a moment.
However, I dont go in for mysticism myself. We stood, in a kind of paralyzed awe, looking down on the body ofthe great Egyptologist.
He lighted a cigarette and puffed on it cheerfully. Your question seems foolish, Tau, seeing that where they go, I mustaccompany them, I answered.
Lets seewhat a bit of extra-legal persuasion will do. Still, the gods know their own business,so why should we trouble ourselves about such things?
Yes, Lord, answered Rima, heavily, it prophesies good to the child,but, as I fear, ill to others.
He replied:A learned man told it to me, a holy hermit to whom I confess mysins, which alas!
Vances comment came simultaneouslywith our realization that the study was empty.
Still, the gods know their own business,so why should we trouble ourselves about such things? He looked round him to see that we were alone.
Aye, speak with him and satisfy your heart as to whether I be a trueman or a false, Lady Kemmah.
In this city dwell traitors whoare parties to the plot. Bliss is a colossalegoist, and, if cornered, might blurt out the truth and boast of hiscleverness.
I know that you would not, he went on, and not for your own sakeonly. It would have saved me much troubleof mind.
Would you see her who is sprung from him and the lady who gave herbirth follow by the same road? He passedthrough the door and descended the steps, the rest of us trailingalong. The king whom once youdandled on your knees lies in his tomb, slain by the Shepherd spears. Lets stagger roundto my humble abode, and Ill give you a brandy-and-soda. The king whom once youdandled on your knees lies in his tomb, slain by the Shepherd spears. Of couse, I didnt know if he wouldgrasp the opportunity or not.
Withthe mace he broke the statues sandstone ankles, and dropped thefigure over Blisss skull.
Forthere, Queen, kneeling in it as though lost in prayer, was an agedman. We knew Bliss was guilty, and yet there was no way toreach him.
The lords and priests had gone, every one of them.
We knew Bliss was guilty, and yet there was no way toreach him.

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