Eastern Legendary Tales And Oriental Romances Being a Representation of Orienta
Eastern Legendary Tales And Oriental Romances Being a Representation of Orienta
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1 The lotus is held sacred ainona: the Hindoos.
138 THE ROYAL DEVOTEE, " Spirit of Veramarken, the holiest Suniassi that ever paid homage at my shrine upon earth, or ob- tained admission to my presence in the skies ; who, when in the body, thy absence from which thou now so grievously mournest, hast lain six hours upon a bed of iron spikes without wincing, and drunk more putrid water from the sacred Ganges than any peniten- tiary since the first coming of Menu *, do not let me see thee thus des...pond. Thou mayest still regain thy former position upon earth, if thou art not too im- patient under thy present bereavement, which is nothing more than a further trial of thy perfect con- summation of Suniassiism. Listen to what I coun- sel thee, and remember that the infallible wisdom of divinities renders their counsel worth attending to ; remember likewise that to despise it is to provoke certain and irremediable calamity. He who was once thy slave is already a miserable man. The trappings of royalty hang upon him with the weight of an ele- phant's hide, and he is nearly crushed beneath the burden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 The lotus is held sacred ainona: the Hindoos.
138 THE ROYAL DEVOTEE, " Spirit of Veramarken, the holiest Suniassi that ever paid homage at my shrine upon earth, or ob- tained admission to my presence in the skies ; who, when in the body, thy absence from which thou now so grievously mournest, hast lain six hours upon a bed of iron spikes without wincing, and drunk more putrid water from the sacred Ganges than any peniten- tiary since the first coming of Menu *, do not let me see thee thus des...pond. Thou mayest still regain thy former position upon earth, if thou art not too im- patient under thy present bereavement, which is nothing more than a further trial of thy perfect con- summation of Suniassiism. Listen to what I coun- sel thee, and remember that the infallible wisdom of divinities renders their counsel worth attending to ; remember likewise that to despise it is to provoke certain and irremediable calamity. He who was once thy slave is already a miserable man. The trappings of royalty hang upon him with the weight of an ele- phant's hide, and he is nearly crushed beneath the burden.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hobart Caunter to read onlineMoreLess
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