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Leader: Didst fall among the coals in a drunken fit?

Cyclops: Noman has undone me,

Leader: Then there is no one hurting thee after all.

Cyclops: Noman is blinding me.

Leader: Then art thou not blind.

Cyclops: As blind as thou, forsooth.

Leader: How, pray, could no man have made thee blind?

Cyclops: Thou mockest me; but where is this Noman?

Leader: Nowhere, Cyclops.

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