Tales From the Hindu Dramatists 8 5
Tales From the Hindu Dramatists 8 5
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" At the request of the queen, conveyed through her attendants, the kingproceeds with his friend to join her in offering homage to the image ofthe flower-armed deity, which stands at the foot of the red _Asoka_tree. The queen enters the garden accompanied by Kanchanmala, herprincipal attendant, Sagarika and other damsels. Noticing Sagarika, thequeen thinks, "What carelessness! an object I have hitherto socautiously concealed, thus heedlessly exposed! I must remove her hencebefore the arrival of... the king. " She says, "How now, Sagarika, whatmakes you here? where is my favourite starling, that I left to yourcharge, and whom it seems you have quitted for this ceremony? Return toyour place. " Sagarika withdraws to a short distance and thinks, "thebird is safe with my friend Susangata. I should like to witness theceremony. I wonder if _Annaga_ is worshipped here as in my father'smansion! I will keep myself concealed amongst the shrubs and watch them, and for my own presentation to the deity I will go, cull a few of theseflowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At the request of the queen, conveyed through her attendants, the kingproceeds with his friend to join her in offering homage to the image ofthe flower-armed deity, which stands at the foot of the red _Asoka_tree. The queen enters the garden accompanied by Kanchanmala, herprincipal attendant, Sagarika and other damsels. Noticing Sagarika, thequeen thinks, "What carelessness! an object I have hitherto socautiously concealed, thus heedlessly exposed! I must remove her hencebefore the arrival of... the king. " She says, "How now, Sagarika, whatmakes you here? where is my favourite starling, that I left to yourcharge, and whom it seems you have quitted for this ceremony? Return toyour place. " Sagarika withdraws to a short distance and thinks, "thebird is safe with my friend Susangata. I should like to witness theceremony. I wonder if _Annaga_ is worshipped here as in my father'smansion! I will keep myself concealed amongst the shrubs and watch them, and for my own presentation to the deity I will go, cull a few of theseflowers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dutta R. N. to read onlineMoreLess
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