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"text": "Come let us see who lies under this stone. But I see \nno inscription cut on it, only nine cast dice, of which \nthe first four represent the throw called Alexander, \nthe next four that called Ephebus — the bloom of \nyouthful maturity — and the one the more unlucky \nthrow called Chian. Is their message this, that both \nthe proud sceptred potentate and the young man \nin his flower end in nothing, or is that not so ? — \nI think now like a Cretan archer I shall shoot \nstraight at the mark. The dead man was a Chian, \nhis name was Alexander and he died in youth. \nHow well one told through dumb dice of the young \nman dead by ill-chance and the life staked and \nlost!",
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