PRINCE BORIS TO POLLY

My leetle Pagan,

May I come up? I see you on the terrace in the sunshine and in the

moonlight with arms outstretched to the heavens, worshiping the

elements. But you who worship nature, you give to the world yourself

the perfume of the rose, the sunshine playing among the leaves, the

song of the wild bird of the woods. I can imagine you dancing in the

forest to the strange notes of Pan. Nature is just, but often

ruthless. I pray civilization may not bring you ruin.

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