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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
IWe'dnes3ay, November 12, 1947,
Sadie Hawkins9 Day
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BY SAMUEL SIMPSON
And it so happened that within
the City of Nlocnil, in the Land
of Aksarben, there dwelt eight
wise men. These wise men had
read -much; and diligently studied
the past of mankind, and they
felt forsaken, and sad ol Heart.
They deplored mankind's misfor
tunes and prayed daily for his
deliverance from evil.
And it came to pass that a
star appeared to them; and when
this star beckoned to them they
vowed to follow.
And they spoke to one another
and said:
"This star must surely be a
sign."
"It will lead us to the Fount
of Mercy."
"It will lead us to the Deliverer
of Mankind."
"Surely -we are the chosen of
the Master."
"Truth has been revealed unto
us."
"We are the appointed ones."
"We have seen the clear white
star."
"We will follow faithfully where
it leads."
And they were resolved. Truth
had been revealed unto them. And
it was to be their task to lead
their people into the paths ot
righteousness.
And it came to pass that into
the city of Nlocnil where they
dwelt ,in the Land of Aksarben,
word came to them that, from
a distant land, another wise man,
who followed a star was to come
among them for a short time. And
they were sore distressed. And
they spoke unto one another and
said:
"Is this man who cometh not
accursed by the Master?"
"We follow the true star."
"Surely this man is damned of
God, for is he not of the church
of Emor?"
"And did he not take to wife
a woman of the blood of the
Shiwej?"
"We must warn our people e're
they are mislead into the ways of
sin."
And one of their number, wise,
even among the wiest spoke unto
them and said:
"All that you have said is true
my brethren. This man certainly
follows a false star; for has not
this true star been revealed to
us, and is our Star not different
from his? How could be bring
ought but evil to our people?
And yet I say unto you, we must
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be shrewd. We must not reveal
his falseness too soon to our peo
ple; least they forret, by the time
he cometh among: us, all that we
shall have revealed of his heresy.
Or even lest there be those among:
our people who seeing not his
evil, as we do, should arise to
.defend him thus casting; doubt -upon
the truth we shall have re
vealed." Thus spoke tnis wiest of the
wise men unto his brethren.
And it was resolved among
them, that not until the third day
before this man was to the city -of
Nlocnil where they dwelt, in
the Land of Aksarben, were they
to reveal his falsenes sand here
say to their pie. This would give
their people two whole days to
contemplate his infamy before he
came amongst them. All that they
would reveal of his heresies would
be fresh in their minds. Their
hearts would be properly in
flamed; and in the heat of their
wrath few, if any, would listen
to whatever evil voice there
might be raised in his behalf.
And it came to pass that on
the third day before this man
was to enter the City of Nlocnil,
in the Land of Aksarben these
eight wise men spoke unto their
people and said:
"Lo, a wicked one cometh
amongst ye."
"It is wrong: that he should
be allowed to do so, but we can
not prevent it"
"It is still our duty to warn
you of his evil."
"Haken ye not unto his words;
for, lo, we say unto his words
are accursed."
"He has come to turn you from
our Star."
"He is a false prophet and a
heretic." "All this has been revealed unto
us by the Master."
"Therefore turn unto him only
thy deaf ear."
And it came to pass that when
this heretic came into the Cy of
Nlocnil, in the Land of ARsar
ben, to speak unto the people of
Nlocnil his listeners were fore
warned. And yet, strange to re
late, he seemed not to utter
heresy. He spoke unto the peo
ple unabashed, and some there
were who said:
"1,0, can this be he of whom
we have been warned.
Verilv this cannot be that fiend
in human form, for his manner
seemeth kindly, and in truth his
words have about them the es
sence of wisdom."
But the judicious warning given
by the Eight Wise Men was not
in vain; for there were more who
said:
"Lo, he speaketh with the
lounge of the viper, but decciveth
us not. Blessed indeed are we
who being forewarned are proof
against the blandishments of his
reason, and are deaf unto his ut
terences." And thus it came to pass that
the City of Nlocnil, in the Land
of Aksarben, was saved by the
Eight Wise men. It's people were
not moved by the words of this
foreign prophet. He came, spoke,
and departed in a day.
And the Eight Wise Men con
tinued to follow the Star that
shone so clearly, white and glis
tening, for them, in their firma
ment; never dreaming that it was
drenced with blood. And their
loyal disciples praised their wis
dom and followed them rejoining,
never knowing that the Eight Wise
Men were color-blind.
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