Oriental Literature volume 3
Oriental Literature volume 3
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" So Nishadha gave All his great gift in horses to the King, Who learned each rule approved, and ordinance; And, having all this knowledge, gave in turn His deepest lore of numbers and the dice To Nala, afterwards departing home To his own place, another charioteer Driving his steeds ; and, Rituparna gone, Not long did Nala dwell in Bhima's town.
When one moon he had tarried, taking leave, Nishadha to his city started forth With chosen train. A shining car he drove ; And elephants sixteen, and ...fifty horse, And footmen thirty-score came in the rear. You III. Ii 1 62 THE MAHABHARATA Swiftly did Nala journey, making earth Quake 'neath his flying car ; and wrathfully With quick steps entered he his palace doors. The son of Virasena, Nala, stood Once more before that gamester Pushkara ! Spake he : " Play yet again ; much wealth is mine, And that, and all I have yea, my Princess Set I for stakes : set thou this realm, and throw ! My mind is fixed a second chance to try, Where, Pushkara, we will play for all or none.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So Nishadha gave All his great gift in horses to the King, Who learned each rule approved, and ordinance; And, having all this knowledge, gave in turn His deepest lore of numbers and the dice To Nala, afterwards departing home To his own place, another charioteer Driving his steeds ; and, Rituparna gone, Not long did Nala dwell in Bhima's town.
When one moon he had tarried, taking leave, Nishadha to his city started forth With chosen train. A shining car he drove ; And elephants sixteen, and ...fifty horse, And footmen thirty-score came in the rear. You III. Ii 1 62 THE MAHABHARATA Swiftly did Nala journey, making earth Quake 'neath his flying car ; and wrathfully With quick steps entered he his palace doors. The son of Virasena, Nala, stood Once more before that gamester Pushkara ! Spake he : " Play yet again ; much wealth is mine, And that, and all I have yea, my Princess Set I for stakes : set thou this realm, and throw ! My mind is fixed a second chance to try, Where, Pushkara, we will play for all or none.
What to read after Oriental Literature volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy Dwight to read onlineMoreLess
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