Vikramorvas̄ī : An Indian Drama
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thy union with thy beloved has been consented to by the noble Queen, faithful to her husband, and it will now meet with no obstacle.
GEAOIOSO.
When a man has his hands cut oflF, and the culprit flies before him, no wonder if he says, " Go ! go ! you shall OR. THE HERO AND THE NYMPH. 57 this time have impunity !"* (Aloud.J Has the King, then, neglected your Highness lately ?
QUEEN.
Fool ! I desire my Lord's happiness, even though it he hy the end of my own. Judge hence, then, if he be dear to me... or not.
KING.
O jealous one ! thou hast all power over me to give me to another, or keep me as thy slave ; but, indeed, timid one, my love towards thee is not as thou suspectest.
QUEEN.
Well, let it be ! The vow of conciliation has been fulfilled, as prescribed. Come, my attendants, let us depart.
KING.
You will not leave me reconciled, if you depart so soon.
QUEEN.
My lord ! the sanctity of the vow is now inviolate.
\_Exit with her train.
UEVAsi.
The King seems to love her, yet I cannot call back my heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
thy union with thy beloved has been consented to by the noble Queen, faithful to her husband, and it will now meet with no obstacle.
GEAOIOSO.
When a man has his hands cut oflF, and the culprit flies before him, no wonder if he says, " Go ! go ! you shall OR. THE HERO AND THE NYMPH. 57 this time have impunity !"* (Aloud.J Has the King, then, neglected your Highness lately ?
QUEEN.
Fool ! I desire my Lord's happiness, even though it he hy the end of my own. Judge hence, then, if he be dear to me... or not.
KING.
O jealous one ! thou hast all power over me to give me to another, or keep me as thy slave ; but, indeed, timid one, my love towards thee is not as thou suspectest.
QUEEN.
Well, let it be ! The vow of conciliation has been fulfilled, as prescribed. Come, my attendants, let us depart.
KING.
You will not leave me reconciled, if you depart so soon.
QUEEN.
My lord ! the sanctity of the vow is now inviolate.
\_Exit with her train.
UEVAsi.
The King seems to love her, yet I cannot call back my heart.
What to read after Vikramorvas̄ī : An Indian Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kalidasa to read onlineMoreLess
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