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Are born to the purple; and no doubt they are for the colic tinges their faces with the royal tint equally with the snub-nosed countenance of a woodchopper's brat. All women love it--when it is the fashion. And now. generic cialis It had special eyes " he said at last. "My father's arm has been shriveled for many long rains and the only explanation he has received is that Ngai works in mysterious ways. He has been given no special senses to make up for it for if he had been he would surely know about them by now. " Kimanti looked at me thoughtfully. "It is an interesting story Koriba and I am sorry for the King of the Zebras but I think a new god must come along and kill Ngai very soon. " There we sat the wise old _mundumugu_ who had a parable for every problem and the foolish young _kehee_ -- an uncircumsized boy -- who had no more knowledge of his world than a tadpole in total opposition to each other. Only a god with Ngai's sense of humor would have arranged for the _kehee_ to be right. * * * It began when the ship crashed. (There are those embittered men and women who would say it began the day Kirinyaga received its charter from the Eutopian Council but they are wrong. ) Maintenance ships fly among the Utopian worlds delivering goods to some mail to others services to a few. Only Kirinyaga has no traffic with Maintenance. They are permitted to observe us -- indeed that is one of the conditions of our charter -- but they may not interfere and since we have tried to create a Kikuyu Utopia we have no interest in commerce with Europeans. Still Maintenance ships _have_ landed on Kirinyaga from time to time. One of the conditions of our charter is that if a citizen is unhappy with our world he need only walk to that area known as Haven and a Maintenance ship will pick him up and take him either to Earth or to another Eutopian world. Once a Maintenance ship landed to disgorge two immigrants and very early in Kirinyaga's existence Maintenance sent a representative to interfere with our religious practices. I don't know why the ship was so close to Kirinyaga to begin with. I had not ordered Maintenance to make any orbital adjustments lately for the short rains were not due for another two months and it was right that the days passed hot and bright and unchanging. To the best of my knowledge none of the villagers had made the pilgrimage to Haven so no Maintenance ship should have been sent to Kirinyaga. But the fact remains that one moment the sky was clear and blue and the next there was a streak of light. sdrgsr6g4993459iosdik