Sakoontala Or the Lost Ring 8 9
Sakoontala Or the Lost Ring 8 9
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KING. [_After deep thought_.
My dear friend, suggest some relief for my misery.
MÁ[T. ]HAVYA.
Come, come, cheer up; why do you give way? Such weakness isunworthy of you. Great men never surrender themselves touncontrolled grief. Do not mountains remain unshaken even in agale of wind?
KING.
How can I be otherwise than inconsolable, when I call to mind theagonized demeanour of the dear one on the occasion of mydisowning her?
When cruelly I spurned her from my presence, She fain had left me; b...ut the young recluse, Stern as the Sage, and with authority As from his saintly master, in a voice That brooked not contradiction, bade her stay. Then through her pleading eyes, bedimmed with tears, She cast on me one long reproachful look, Which like a poisoned shaft torments me still.
SÁNUMATÍ. [_Aside_.
Alas! such is the force of self-reproach following a rashaction. But his anguish only rejoices me.
MÁ[T. ]HAVYA An idea has just struck me. I should not wonder if some celestialbeing had carried her off to heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KING. [_After deep thought_.
My dear friend, suggest some relief for my misery.
MÁ[T. ]HAVYA.
Come, come, cheer up; why do you give way? Such weakness isunworthy of you. Great men never surrender themselves touncontrolled grief. Do not mountains remain unshaken even in agale of wind?
KING.
How can I be otherwise than inconsolable, when I call to mind theagonized demeanour of the dear one on the occasion of mydisowning her?
When cruelly I spurned her from my presence, She fain had left me; b...ut the young recluse, Stern as the Sage, and with authority As from his saintly master, in a voice That brooked not contradiction, bade her stay. Then through her pleading eyes, bedimmed with tears, She cast on me one long reproachful look, Which like a poisoned shaft torments me still.
SÁNUMATÍ. [_Aside_.
Alas! such is the force of self-reproach following a rashaction. But his anguish only rejoices me.
MÁ[T. ]HAVYA An idea has just struck me. I should not wonder if some celestialbeing had carried her off to heaven.
What to read after Sakoontala Or the Lost Ring 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kealideasa to read onlineMoreLess
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