The Rámáyan of Válmíki
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We take the silvan tribes beset With snare and trap and gin and net, And many a heedless deer we smite From thickest shade, concealed from sight.
Wild for the slaughter of the game^ At stately stags our shafts we aim.
.We strike them bounding scared away, We strike them as they stand at bay, When careless in the shade they lie.
Or scan the plain with watchful eye.
They turn away their heads : we aim.
And none the eager hunter blame.
Each royal saint, well trained in law Of duty, loves his bow t...o draw And strike the quarry, e'en as thou Hast fallen by mine arrow now.
Fighting with him or unaware, — A Vanar thou,— I little care.' • I cannot understand how Viilmiki could put such an excuse aa this into Rsima'a mouth. Rama with all solemn ceremony, has made a league of alliance with Bali's younger brother whom he regards as a dear friend and almost as an equal, and now he winds up his reasons for Canto XVlli. TEE lUiL4^YAN. 103 But yet, best of Vanars, know That kings who rule the earth bestow Fruit of piire life and vii'tuous deed^ And lofty duty's hard -won meed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We take the silvan tribes beset With snare and trap and gin and net, And many a heedless deer we smite From thickest shade, concealed from sight.
Wild for the slaughter of the game^ At stately stags our shafts we aim.
.We strike them bounding scared away, We strike them as they stand at bay, When careless in the shade they lie.
Or scan the plain with watchful eye.
They turn away their heads : we aim.
And none the eager hunter blame.
Each royal saint, well trained in law Of duty, loves his bow t...o draw And strike the quarry, e'en as thou Hast fallen by mine arrow now.
Fighting with him or unaware, — A Vanar thou,— I little care.' • I cannot understand how Viilmiki could put such an excuse aa this into Rsima'a mouth. Rama with all solemn ceremony, has made a league of alliance with Bali's younger brother whom he regards as a dear friend and almost as an equal, and now he winds up his reasons for Canto XVlli. TEE lUiL4^YAN. 103 But yet, best of Vanars, know That kings who rule the earth bestow Fruit of piire life and vii'tuous deed^ And lofty duty's hard -won meed.
What to read after The Rámáyan of Válmíki?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Valmiki to read onlineMoreLess
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