Unknown Artist The Great Wave at Kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai

Unknown Artist The Great Wave at Kanagawa by Katsushika HokusaiUnknown Artist Heaven and Earth IUnknown Artist Red HorizonUnknown Artist jasper johns Target with Four FacesSalvador Dali Argus
'We're trained for it. Your tendons are knotted up like ping-pong balls on a string,' said Ptraci.
Teppic I could play you something soothing,' said Ptraci. 'I've got as far as "Goblins Picnic" in Book I.'
'I mean, a king shouldn't let his kingdom just vanish like that.'
'All the other girls can do chords and everything,' said Ptraci wistfully, massaging his shoulders. 'But the old king always said he'd rather hear me. He said it used to cheer him up.'
'I mean, it'll be called the Lost Kingdom,' said Teppic drowsily. 'How will I feel then, I ask you?'
'He said he liked my singing, too. Everyone else said it sounded like a flock of vultures who've just found a dead donkey.'gratefully subsided on to one of the boulders that littered the base of the cliff and let the rhythm of her fingers unwind the problems of the night. 'I don't know what to do,' he murmured. 'That feels good.' 'It's not all peeling grapes, being a handmaiden,' said Ptraci. 'The first lesson we learn is, when the master has had a long hard day it is not the best time to suggest the Congress of the Fox and the Persimmon. Who says you have to do anything?' 'I feel responsible.' Teppic shifted position like a cat. 'If you know where there is a dulcimer