Ancient Ballads And Legends of Hindustan
Ancient Ballads And Legends of Hindustan
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" Thus passed the monarch-hermit's time ; in joy.
With smiles upon his lips, whenever near His little fevourite ; in bitter grief And fear, and trouble, when it wandered far.
And he who had abandoned ease and wealth.
And friends and dearest ties, and kingly power, Found his devotions broken by the love THE ROYAL ASCETIC, ETC, 69 He had bestowed upon a little hind Thrown in his way by chance. Years glided on And Death, who spareth none, approached at last The hermit-king to summon him away; The ...hind was at his side, with tearful eyes Watching his last sad moments, like a child Beside a father. He too, watched and watched His favourite through a blinding film of tears.
And could not think of the Beyond at hand.
So keen he felt the parting, such deep grief Overwhelmed him for the creature he had reared.
To it devoted was his last, last thought, Reckless of present and of future both !
Thus far the pious chronicle, writ of old By Brahman sage 5 but we, who happier, live Under the holiest dispensation, know That Grod is Love, and not to be adored By a devotion bom of stoic pride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thus passed the monarch-hermit's time ; in joy.
With smiles upon his lips, whenever near His little fevourite ; in bitter grief And fear, and trouble, when it wandered far.
And he who had abandoned ease and wealth.
And friends and dearest ties, and kingly power, Found his devotions broken by the love THE ROYAL ASCETIC, ETC, 69 He had bestowed upon a little hind Thrown in his way by chance. Years glided on And Death, who spareth none, approached at last The hermit-king to summon him away; The ...hind was at his side, with tearful eyes Watching his last sad moments, like a child Beside a father. He too, watched and watched His favourite through a blinding film of tears.
And could not think of the Beyond at hand.
So keen he felt the parting, such deep grief Overwhelmed him for the creature he had reared.
To it devoted was his last, last thought, Reckless of present and of future both !
Thus far the pious chronicle, writ of old By Brahman sage 5 but we, who happier, live Under the holiest dispensation, know That Grod is Love, and not to be adored By a devotion bom of stoic pride.
What to read after Ancient Ballads And Legends of Hindustan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gosse, Edmund, 1849-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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