The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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HERE ERE WE WARN THE LIStener , perhaps misled by the so far pleasing course of the tale , not to fall prey to a misconception of its real character . For a little space there was silence , it turned its face away ; when it turns back ...
HERE ERE WE WARN THE LIStener , perhaps misled by the so far pleasing course of the tale , not to fall prey to a misconception of its real character . For a little space there was silence , it turned its face away ; when it turns back ...
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... Peak instead of for the Brahmanical rites , for it has become quite right and proper and what was foreign to me is so no moré . Of course , my dear friends , there is a certain sad• ness in this , that the strange is now become 121.
... Peak instead of for the Brahmanical rites , for it has become quite right and proper and what was foreign to me is so no moré . Of course , my dear friends , there is a certain sad• ness in this , that the strange is now become 121.
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... born , of course , of spirit and sense combined , and of his whole personality - had been above all and in essentials a matter of his Brahman head , gifted by the goddess Speech with fervour of thought and power of imagination .
... born , of course , of spirit and sense combined , and of his whole personality - had been above all and in essentials a matter of his Brahman head , gifted by the goddess Speech with fervour of thought and power of imagination .
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