A Draught of the Blue Puskareksanangata
A Draught of the Blue Puskareksanangata
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Look only at my hand, and thine, or at my arm, or foot, and thine, and see how small and weak k a thing I am, compared with thee !
And the King looked at her, as she spoke ; and when she ended, he began to laugh for very joy. And he said ; O beautiful little blue-eyed creature, thou dost not know thy own strength, nor where it lies, but how as to thy mother ? Hadst thou, indeed, a mother, or didst thou not rather grow, like a flower, out of some forest tree ? Then she said : Nay, I had a mother... : but alas ! long ago she went away, before I can remember. For she was a heavenly Apsaras, whom Indra sent down here below, to tempt my father in this wood, and turn him from his penance 1 . And she k Abald, 'weak, ' 'without strength, ' is a common Sanskrit word for a woman, Vas infirmius.
1 Indra is represented as jealous of all ascetics, lest they should reach his total of a century of sacrifices (Shatakratu). But his battle 38 LOVES LOOKING-GLASS.
came and stayed with him awhile, and afterwards she went away, flying up to heaven, and leaving me behind her with my father in the wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look only at my hand, and thine, or at my arm, or foot, and thine, and see how small and weak k a thing I am, compared with thee !
And the King looked at her, as she spoke ; and when she ended, he began to laugh for very joy. And he said ; O beautiful little blue-eyed creature, thou dost not know thy own strength, nor where it lies, but how as to thy mother ? Hadst thou, indeed, a mother, or didst thou not rather grow, like a flower, out of some forest tree ? Then she said : Nay, I had a mother... : but alas ! long ago she went away, before I can remember. For she was a heavenly Apsaras, whom Indra sent down here below, to tempt my father in this wood, and turn him from his penance 1 . And she k Abald, 'weak, ' 'without strength, ' is a common Sanskrit word for a woman, Vas infirmius.
1 Indra is represented as jealous of all ascetics, lest they should reach his total of a century of sacrifices (Shatakratu). But his battle 38 LOVES LOOKING-GLASS.
came and stayed with him awhile, and afterwards she went away, flying up to heaven, and leaving me behind her with my father in the wood.
What to read after A Draught of the Blue Puskareksanangata?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Francis William Bain to read onlineMoreLess
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