Ngnada Or the Joy of the Snake World a Buddhist Drama in Five Acts
Ngnada Or the Joy of the Snake World a Buddhist Drama in Five Acts
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for thy selfishness! {Aloud. ) Chaturika ! point out to me the temple of Gaurl.
Girl {lo herself). Though on the way to the bower of sandal-creepers, she says, •• To the temple of Gauri I " {Aloud. ) The princess is on the way to the bower of young sandal-trees.
Malayavati {with confusion).
It is well that you remind me. Come then, we will go thither.
Girl. Let the princess come.
[Malayavati (jols to a difj'trcnl part of the stuge.
Girl {looldivj had- with vneasiness, to herself). Alas, for her... absence of mind ! AYliy, she is actually gone towards the temple of the goddess ! {Aloud. ) 22 THE NAGANAXDA.
lady ! is not the sandal-creeper bower in this directiuu ? Come this way, then. [The heroine does so icith a mean- ingless smile Y Here we are at the sandal-creeper bower, therefore lot your ladyship enter and sit down on the moonstone seat to recover yourself.
[Both sit down.
IMalayavati [v:ith a sigh, to herself).
Lord of the flower-tipped arrows, t a, 2:ainst that man who surpasses you in beauty of form you do nothing at all ; but against me, though blameless, you are not ashamed to strilve, saying to yourself, " She is a weak woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for thy selfishness! {Aloud. ) Chaturika ! point out to me the temple of Gaurl.
Girl {lo herself). Though on the way to the bower of sandal-creepers, she says, •• To the temple of Gauri I " {Aloud. ) The princess is on the way to the bower of young sandal-trees.
Malayavati {with confusion).
It is well that you remind me. Come then, we will go thither.
Girl. Let the princess come.
[Malayavati (jols to a difj'trcnl part of the stuge.
Girl {looldivj had- with vneasiness, to herself). Alas, for her... absence of mind ! AYliy, she is actually gone towards the temple of the goddess ! {Aloud. ) 22 THE NAGANAXDA.
lady ! is not the sandal-creeper bower in this directiuu ? Come this way, then. [The heroine does so icith a mean- ingless smile Y Here we are at the sandal-creeper bower, therefore lot your ladyship enter and sit down on the moonstone seat to recover yourself.
[Both sit down.
IMalayavati [v:ith a sigh, to herself).
Lord of the flower-tipped arrows, t a, 2:ainst that man who surpasses you in beauty of form you do nothing at all ; but against me, though blameless, you are not ashamed to strilve, saying to yourself, " She is a weak woman.
What to read after Ngnada Or the Joy of the Snake World a Buddhist Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King of Thanesar And Kanauj Harsavardhana to read onlineMoreLess
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