Nala And Damayanti And Other Poems
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5. L. 7. _The Rakshasas_. Demons who assume at willthe forms of lions, tigers, horses, and other animals, as well as thehuman shape, with numerous heads and arms. They are represented ascannibals who devour their enemies. See Ramayana. ] [Footnote 23: p. 6. L. 6. _--and with passion heart-possessed_. Itis, literally, her mind (or thought), being possessed by the_heart-sleeper_, (i. E. Love, reposing or dwelling in the heart). WILSON. ] [Footnote 24: p. 6. L. 8. _The Swayembara_. The self-electi...on. Theprincesses in India enjoyed this singular privilege. The festival wasproclaimed, and from the assembled suitors the lady selected herfuture husband. The Swayembara is not among the eight kinds ofmarriages mentioned in the third book of Menu, as customary among thehigher castes, in which the parents in general arrange such contracts. The provision in the ninth book (v. 90), appears to belong to thelower classes. --"Three years let a damsel wait, though she bemarriageable; but after that term let her choose for herself abridegroom of equal rank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. L. 7. _The Rakshasas_. Demons who assume at willthe forms of lions, tigers, horses, and other animals, as well as thehuman shape, with numerous heads and arms. They are represented ascannibals who devour their enemies. See Ramayana. ] [Footnote 23: p. 6. L. 6. _--and with passion heart-possessed_. Itis, literally, her mind (or thought), being possessed by the_heart-sleeper_, (i. E. Love, reposing or dwelling in the heart). WILSON. ] [Footnote 24: p. 6. L. 8. _The Swayembara_. The self-electi...on. Theprincesses in India enjoyed this singular privilege. The festival wasproclaimed, and from the assembled suitors the lady selected herfuture husband. The Swayembara is not among the eight kinds ofmarriages mentioned in the third book of Menu, as customary among thehigher castes, in which the parents in general arrange such contracts. The provision in the ninth book (v. 90), appears to belong to thelower classes. --"Three years let a damsel wait, though she bemarriageable; but after that term let her choose for herself abridegroom of equal rank.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milman Henry Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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