Eacturas
41 Choice
The Young Priest and Luki
| 1 | At dusk, a Young Priest wearied from a long journey, lay down to sleep unbeknownst on the very brink of a deep ravine. |
| 2 | Being within inches of the edge, Luki appeared to him and waking him from his slumber thus addressed him: |
| 3 | Young man, I pray thee awake and make haste away from your mortal peril. |
| 4 | For had you fallen into the ravine, the blame shall be thrown on me, and I shall get an ill name among mortals. |
| 5 | Alas, as much as men shall claim their good fortune upon skill, men are sure to blame their calamities upon me. |
| 6 | However much by their own folly they have brought distress on themselves. |