The Immortal Lure
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it will Be dear to touch and tend you! For in this place I have beheld no other Only my father, Who is old and mighty In meditations he would have me mind. But you are fair as well. Will you not sit?
Ko il. No, pious one, it is not meet for me To touch the holy water yet I thank you.
Rishyas. Not meet for you? O, unto one who is 82 THE IMMORTAL LURE So beautiful, are not all things most meet?
Better are you, I know, than all the devas.
And tho for but a moment I have seen you, I fain would foll...ow The holy vows you follow.
For you I would do all things. When I gaze Upon you all my body is as fire Upon the altar when I sacrifice.
Will you not eat or drink?
Koil. Not at your hands.
But see, O holy one, here are rare cakes, Brought with me from afar, and here is soma, Sparkling and ready with divinity To lift whoever drinks of it to joy. Drink you with me!
Rishyas. O gladly will I; give it.
[Takes the flask; drinks deeply. A wine of wonder is it and of wisdom, For now it makes you seem even more fair Than first you were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
it will Be dear to touch and tend you! For in this place I have beheld no other Only my father, Who is old and mighty In meditations he would have me mind. But you are fair as well. Will you not sit?
Ko il. No, pious one, it is not meet for me To touch the holy water yet I thank you.
Rishyas. Not meet for you? O, unto one who is 82 THE IMMORTAL LURE So beautiful, are not all things most meet?
Better are you, I know, than all the devas.
And tho for but a moment I have seen you, I fain would foll...ow The holy vows you follow.
For you I would do all things. When I gaze Upon you all my body is as fire Upon the altar when I sacrifice.
Will you not eat or drink?
Koil. Not at your hands.
But see, O holy one, here are rare cakes, Brought with me from afar, and here is soma, Sparkling and ready with divinity To lift whoever drinks of it to joy. Drink you with me!
Rishyas. O gladly will I; give it.
[Takes the flask; drinks deeply. A wine of wonder is it and of wisdom, For now it makes you seem even more fair Than first you were.
What to read after The Immortal Lure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice, Cale Young, 1872-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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