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0 名前：名無しさん：2003/12/17 04:56

喪前ら遅いぞ！

1 名前：名無しさん：2003/12/17 04:57

ゲッツ！

2 名前：名無しさん：2003/12/17 05:19

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3 名前：tom ◆sB4AwhxU：2003/12/18 12:01

4かぁ。・・

4 名前：名無しさん：2004/02/09 08:47

5gげと

5 名前：名無しさん：2004/02/09 08:52

木村ですが　何か？
また　佐藤です？
えっどうかtw

6 名前：名無しさん：2005/06/24 06:19

"The dark river nymph, Liriope, was the first to test his reliability　and truthfulness. She was the nymph whom Cephisus once embraced with his
curving stream, imprisoned in his waves, and forcefully ravished. When her　time was come, that nymph most fair brought forth a child with whom one could
have fallen in love even in his cradle, and she called him Narcissus. When　the prophetic seer was asked whether this boy would live to a ripe old age,
he replied: 'Yes, if he does not come to know himself.' For a long time this　pronouncement seemed to be nothing but empty words: however it was justified
by the outcome of events: the strange madness which afflicted the boy and the　nature of his death proved its truth.
"Cephisus' child had reached his sixteenth year, and could be counted as　at once boy and man. Many lads and many girls fell in love with him, but his
soft young body housed a pride so unyielding that none of those boys or girls　dared to touch him. One day, as he was driving timid deer into his nets, he
was seen by that talkative nymph who cannot stay silent when another speaks,　but yet has not learned to speak first herself. Her name is Echo, and she
always answers back.