Worm Ouroboros:
章节目录
共 37 段- “Last, behold on Juss’s right hand, yon lord that bulks migh
- So when the Foliots were assembled, one stood forth with a h
- The Red Foliot sent after them and made them in their own bo
- Now when Gro perceived that the anger of the Witches against
- Therewith the King unlocked the greatest of those books that
- But Spitfire leaped up a-cursing, and cried out, “O Gaslark,
- “My Lord Gro,” she cried, “thou dost ill to mock me. Thou ar
- “So flieth folly before wisdom which is in wine,” said the K
- The Lady Prezmyra withdrew sadly to her chamber. And in shor
- “O Juss, friend of my heart,” said Lord Brandoch Daha, “thy
- But with those words spoken was Zeldornius grown red as bloo
- And with the golden dawn, behold that lady in the shadowy do
- Brandoch Daha read it attentively, and tucked it in his boso
- Motionless, like hawks staring from that high place of prosp
- As it craned over, minded to follow and make an end of him,
- Brandoch Daha waited on the last blunt tooth of rock at the
- She paused, and stood motionless, her hands clasped lightly
- HOW THE LADY PREZMYRA DISCOVERED TO LORD GRO WHAT SHE WOULD
- “Well,” said Corsus, kissing her, “howe’er it shape, I’ll to
- “In this,” said Lord Gro, “as in greater matters, I am thy s
- “Soe have I nowe in the holow of my hand by thys victorie th
- Spitfire stood by the brazier, spreading his strong hands ab
- Therewith he called his boy that stood behind his chair, and
- Said Mevrian, “Name him prithee Heming Faz: I warrant they t
- Corinius threw out his arms and laughed. “Come,” said he, st
- Said Cargo, “What said the wise little boy to’s elder brothe
- “I will tell your highness,” answered he, “the pure truth. N
- “There was a council held that night,” said the soldier. “Al
- That was the last ember of red summer burning when they cut
- He looked up at her. But Mevrian sat with head erect, like h
- And the Lord Juss cried aloud in his agony, “Fling me to Tar
- The King spake and said, “My lords, here’s tidings touching
- So, in the golden autumn afternoon, in the midst of that sad
- In these short minutes’ lull (if lull it were when all the t
- Now scarce were they set, when the flamboys burned pale in a
- On the second day he showed her his herb gardens, disclosing
- She said, “The flare of the flamboys hideth the cross-bench.