Forgotten Embers
"Because while the man who acts wisely is delivered, it is he who acts cowardly who is without trouble, and you, sir, have neglected your charge. Else you would have trial, as they do in Asrymn and Delphi and Euphess. Your works are not genuine and your riches are rust. Thus, I would advocate that you be earnest in turning back your heart to your King. There are garments of white and gold tried by fire, these at a cost. Your money cannot buy all that the King affords his people. Still, there is a cost, an exchange which must go forth and that of a life. Each man to give his life, each man to serve his King. Would you rule, Mr. DelMont, and would your people rule, also? Then let every man ser
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