Early Ideas : a Group of Hindoo Stories
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" " Hear me, worthy sir, " said the serpent ; '"W'hat hast thou to do with inquiries into the Story of a 'hdpless wretch like me?" Upon this the frog, not a little pleased, said to the serpent : " Tell it by all means." The serpent said : " Good sir, here iu Brahmepura, the son of one Kaundinya, a learned Brahman, about twenty years old, and endued with every good quality, through evil des- tiny, was bitten by cruel me. KaUndinya seeing Tiis son, Susila (amiable) by name, dead, became sense- le...ss with grief, Snd rolled on the ground. There- upon all his kinsmen, inhabitants of Brahmepura, having come to the place, sat down. Por thus it has been said : ' He is a kinsman who attends upon one at an invitation to a feast, and also in affliction ; TViendhf Advice. 51 in a famine, in a contest Tvith an Qnemy, at the king's gate, and at the cemetery.' "T?h.en gpake a'honsdhdlder, Eapila'l^ name : "0 Kaundinya ! Thou art 'beSide thyseM :Since thou complainest thus. .Listen.
" As this transient state of being oiily tolds you to her bosom, as the nurse or mother folds the newly born child, what cause is there then for grief?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Hear me, worthy sir, " said the serpent ; '"W'hat hast thou to do with inquiries into the Story of a 'hdpless wretch like me?" Upon this the frog, not a little pleased, said to the serpent : " Tell it by all means." The serpent said : " Good sir, here iu Brahmepura, the son of one Kaundinya, a learned Brahman, about twenty years old, and endued with every good quality, through evil des- tiny, was bitten by cruel me. KaUndinya seeing Tiis son, Susila (amiable) by name, dead, became sense- le...ss with grief, Snd rolled on the ground. There- upon all his kinsmen, inhabitants of Brahmepura, having come to the place, sat down. Por thus it has been said : ' He is a kinsman who attends upon one at an invitation to a feast, and also in affliction ; TViendhf Advice. 51 in a famine, in a contest Tvith an Qnemy, at the king's gate, and at the cemetery.' "T?h.en gpake a'honsdhdlder, Eapila'l^ name : "0 Kaundinya ! Thou art 'beSide thyseM :Since thou complainest thus. .Listen.
" As this transient state of being oiily tolds you to her bosom, as the nurse or mother folds the newly born child, what cause is there then for grief?
What to read after Early Ideas : a Group of Hindoo Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arbuthnot F. F. to read onlineMoreLess
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