The Folk-Songs of Southern India
The Folk-Songs of Southern India
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" Yet though to aahes you are burnt, Hell opes that very hour.
The giant with the raven mouth Will torture and deVour." 36.
" But brother, who are they we see, 1 rm .
Great water-pots they bear?' This verse is " They kiUed themselves with opium >.^^^^^*ly ^^ To scape all pain and care." J ^^*^T>^^t^o^ 37.
" Alas, my brother, where doth rest The husband of my youth ?" " Go ye away from me, for now I know you both in truth." Digitized by VjOOQIC 96 STORY OF BALI.
38.
" Ye are the wilful Bali folk..., Whose sins are manifest.
Amid Neilgherry hills ye dwelt And made of sin a jest." 39.
Still on they went, and soon did come Unto that bridge of thread : Beside them yawned the dragon's mouth ; In front, the pillar red.
40.
By terror blanched, they stood in dread Of what might yet befal.
Five angels bade them follow close.
And on, straight on, went all.
41.
The angels seized them by their throats And dragged them to their shame.
" It is not large, — put both your arms Around that pillar's flame." 42.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Yet though to aahes you are burnt, Hell opes that very hour.
The giant with the raven mouth Will torture and deVour." 36.
" But brother, who are they we see, 1 rm .
Great water-pots they bear?' This verse is " They kiUed themselves with opium >.^^^^^*ly ^^ To scape all pain and care." J ^^*^T>^^t^o^ 37.
" Alas, my brother, where doth rest The husband of my youth ?" " Go ye away from me, for now I know you both in truth." Digitized by VjOOQIC 96 STORY OF BALI.
38.
" Ye are the wilful Bali folk..., Whose sins are manifest.
Amid Neilgherry hills ye dwelt And made of sin a jest." 39.
Still on they went, and soon did come Unto that bridge of thread : Beside them yawned the dragon's mouth ; In front, the pillar red.
40.
By terror blanched, they stood in dread Of what might yet befal.
Five angels bade them follow close.
And on, straight on, went all.
41.
The angels seized them by their throats And dragged them to their shame.
" It is not large, — put both your arms Around that pillar's flame." 42.
What to read after The Folk-Songs of Southern India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gover, Charles E., D. 1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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