The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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... a face of horror , distracting , Medusalike , turning the beholder to stone , or maddening him to wild acts of abnegation – for so Shridaman , Nanda , and Sita saw it , on the journey which they — but everything in its turn .
... a face of horror , distracting , Medusalike , turning the beholder to stone , or maddening him to wild acts of abnegation – for so Shridaman , Nanda , and Sita saw it , on the journey which they — but everything in its turn .
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And now he was in the incomparable position of offering her everything she had so mortally craved . One feels tempted to rank his good fortune above that of the charming Sita . That love for Sumantra's golden child that had seized upon ...
And now he was in the incomparable position of offering her everything she had so mortally craved . One feels tempted to rank his good fortune above that of the charming Sita . That love for Sumantra's golden child that had seized upon ...
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Things did not get so far that the Nanda - body changed back completely into the Shridaman - body - when indeed everything would have been as before . Our narrative will not exaggerate , rather it emphasizes the factors limiting the ...
Things did not get so far that the Nanda - body changed back completely into the Shridaman - body - when indeed everything would have been as before . Our narrative will not exaggerate , rather it emphasizes the factors limiting the ...
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