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Today's Stichomancy for David Ben Gurion

The first excerpt represents the past or something you must release, and is drawn from Salome by Oscar Wilde:

HERODIAS. Je ne crois pas aux presages. Il parle comme un homme ivre.

HERODE. Peut-etre qu'il est ivre du vin de Dieu!

HERODIAS. Quel vin est-ce, le vin de Dieu? De quelles vignes vient-il? Dans quel pressoir peut-on le trouver?

HERODE. [Il ne quitte plus Salome du regard.] Tigellin, quand tu as ete e Rome dernierement, est-ce que l'empereur t'a parle au sujet . . .?

TIGELLIN. A quel sujet, Seigneur?

HERODE. A quel sujet? Ah! je vous ai adresse une question, n'est- ce pas? J'ai oublie ce que je voulais savoir.

The second excerpt represents the present or the deciding factor of the moment, and is drawn from A House of Pomegranates by Oscar Wilde:

ivory horns were heaped with purple amethysts, and the horns of brass with chalcedonies and sards. The pillars, which were of cedar, were hung with strings of yellow lynx-stones. In the flat oval shields there were carbuncles, both wine-coloured and coloured like grass. And yet I have told thee but a tithe of what was there.

'And when the Emperor had taken away his hands from before his face he said to me: "This is my house of treasure, and half that is in it is thine, even as I promised to thee. And I will give thee camels and camel drivers, and they shall do thy bidding and take thy share of the treasure to whatever part of the world thou

The third excerpt represents the future or something you must embrace, and is drawn from The Lesser Bourgeoisie by Honore de Balzac:

little salon with crimson curtains and mahogany furniture, covered with red Utrecht velvet; the wall opposite the window being occupied by book-shelves containing a legal library. The chimney-piece was covered with vulgar ornaments, a clock with four columns in mahogany, and candelabra under glass shades. The study, where the three men seated themselves before a soft-coal fire, was the study of a lawyer just beginning to practise. The furniture consisted of a desk, an armchair, little curtains of green silk at the windows, a green carpet, shelves for lawyer's boxes, and a couch, above which hung an ivory Christ on a velvet background. The bedroom, kitchen, and rest of the apartment looked out upon the courtyard.