Page:Yeats Responsibilities 1916.djvu/192

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THE HOUR-GLASS

not twenty pennies in your bag; let me put in my hand and count them.' But I gripped the bag the tighter, and when I go to sleep at night I hide the bag where nobody knows.

Wise Man

There's but one pinch of sand, and I am lost
If you are not he I seek.

Fool

O, what a lot the Fool knows, but he says nothing.

Wise Man

Yes, I remember now. You spoke of angels.
You said but now that you had seen an angel.
You are the one I seek, and I am saved.