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Wilder than thou I stand,
before the gleaming multitude. They are sweat-slick head and hand but I am clean and upright dude. "You say you will follow me to hell! but you fear your masters and your lord. I will call you with my bell, and you shall see how strong his sword." With rhetoric this mass I sway, to obey my greater call. But will I aid them come the day when they are summoned to my hall? They are as sheep, feeling pains, grazing on the grass I throw at their ears to fill their brains and when I'm done, will they know? "My children, (for so thou art), I will give to you his throne." But when the days of ending start they will build me a house of stone.
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