Translations of Shakuntala And Other Works
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You are not the only one to feel sad at this farewell. See how the whole grove feels at parting from you.
The grass drops from the feeding doe; The peahen stops her dance; Pale, trembling leaves are falling slow, The tears of clinging plants.
_Shakuntala_ (_recalling something_). Father, I must say good-bye tothe spring-creeper, my sister among the vines.
_Kanva_. I know your love for her. See! Here she is at your righthand.
_Shakuntala_ (_approaches the vine and embraces it_). Vine sister,... embrace me too with your arms, these branches. I shall be far awayfrom you after to-day. Father, you must care for her as you did forme.
_Kanva_.
My child, you found the lover who Had long been sought by me; No longer need I watch for you; I'll give the vine a lover true, This handsome mango-tree.
And now start on your journey. _Shakuntala_ (_going to the twofriends_). Dear girls, I leave her in your care too.
_The two friends_. But who will care for poor us?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are not the only one to feel sad at this farewell. See how the whole grove feels at parting from you.
The grass drops from the feeding doe; The peahen stops her dance; Pale, trembling leaves are falling slow, The tears of clinging plants.
_Shakuntala_ (_recalling something_). Father, I must say good-bye tothe spring-creeper, my sister among the vines.
_Kanva_. I know your love for her. See! Here she is at your righthand.
_Shakuntala_ (_approaches the vine and embraces it_). Vine sister,... embrace me too with your arms, these branches. I shall be far awayfrom you after to-day. Father, you must care for her as you did forme.
_Kanva_.
My child, you found the lover who Had long been sought by me; No longer need I watch for you; I'll give the vine a lover true, This handsome mango-tree.
And now start on your journey. _Shakuntala_ (_going to the twofriends_). Dear girls, I leave her in your care too.
_The two friends_. But who will care for poor us?
What to read after Translations of Shakuntala And Other Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kalidasa to read onlineMoreLess
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