[The Man Who Was Thursday by G. K. Chesterton]@TWC D-Link bookThe Man Who Was Thursday CHAPTER III 22/26
But you could not have guessed it from Syme's bleak blue eyes.
He merely began-- "Comrade Gregory commands--" Then the spell was snapped, and one anarchist called out to Gregory-- "Who are you? You are not Sunday;" and another anarchist added in a heavier voice, "And you are not Thursday." "Comrades," cried Gregory, in a voice like that of a martyr who in an ecstacy of pain has passed beyond pain, "it is nothing to me whether you detest me as a tyrant or detest me as a slave.
If you will not take my command, accept my degradation.
I kneel to you.
I throw myself at your feet.
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