The Sacontala Or the Fatal Ring
The Sacontala Or the Fatal Ring
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[They both advance. Mis- races! following them. ] — The arbour of twining Madhavis, em- bellished with fragments of stone like bright gems, appears by its pleasantness, though without a voice, to bid thee welcome.
Let us enter it, and be seated. [They both sit down in the bower Misr. [Aside. ] From behind these branchy shrubs I shall behold the picture of my Sacontala. 1 will afterwtffds hasten to report the sincere affection of her husband.
[She conceals herself. Dushm. [Sighing. ] my approved... friend, the whole advf the hermitage is now fresh in my memory. -—] informed SACONTALA' ; OR, how deeply I was affected by the firs! sight of the damsel ; hut when she was rejected by me you were not present. — Her name was often repeated by me (how, indeed, should it not ?) in our conversation, — \\ hat ! hast thou forgotten, as I had', the whole story ?
Misr. [Aside. ] The sovereigns of the world must not, 1 Gnd, be lift an instant without the objects of their love.
Mddh. ( >h.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[They both advance. Mis- races! following them. ] — The arbour of twining Madhavis, em- bellished with fragments of stone like bright gems, appears by its pleasantness, though without a voice, to bid thee welcome.
Let us enter it, and be seated. [They both sit down in the bower Misr. [Aside. ] From behind these branchy shrubs I shall behold the picture of my Sacontala. 1 will afterwtffds hasten to report the sincere affection of her husband.
[She conceals herself. Dushm. [Sighing. ] my approved... friend, the whole advf the hermitage is now fresh in my memory. -—] informed SACONTALA' ; OR, how deeply I was affected by the firs! sight of the damsel ; hut when she was rejected by me you were not present. — Her name was often repeated by me (how, indeed, should it not ?) in our conversation, — \\ hat ! hast thou forgotten, as I had', the whole story ?
Misr. [Aside. ] The sovereigns of the world must not, 1 Gnd, be lift an instant without the objects of their love.
Mddh. ( >h.
What to read after The Sacontala Or the Fatal Ring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kealideasa to read onlineMoreLess
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