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Stephen Vincent Benét - When gods war with gods, they...
When gods war with gods, they use weapons we do not know. It was fire falling out of the sky and a mist that poisoned. It was the time of the Great Burning and the Destruction. They ran about like ants in the streets of their city - poor gods, poor gods! (Stephen Vincent Benét)

When gods war with gods, they use weapons we do not know. It was fire falling out of the sky and a mist that poisoned. It was the time of the Great Burning and the Destruction. They ran about like ants in the streets of their city - poor gods, poor gods!

Stephen Vincent Benét

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