The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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For a little space there was silence , it turned its face it turns back it is no more the same , but changed to a frightful mask , a face of horror , distracting , Medusalike , turning the beholder to stone , or maddening him to wild ...
For a little space there was silence , it turned its face it turns back it is no more the same , but changed to a frightful mask , a face of horror , distracting , Medusalike , turning the beholder to stone , or maddening him to wild ...
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... Indra's cult of words and against simplification , it will become me better than it did before – or at least if not my face it will become my body , which is now a minor matter to you , Shridaman , but to me it is the main point .
... Indra's cult of words and against simplification , it will become me better than it did before – or at least if not my face it will become my body , which is now a minor matter to you , Shridaman , but to me it is the main point .
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“ At least I might recognize your face ; but your form seems in the meantime to have gone through a certain refining process which I suppose I may ascribe to your visit . " “ It did me a great deal of good , ” Nanda answered evasively .
“ At least I might recognize your face ; but your form seems in the meantime to have gone through a certain refining process which I suppose I may ascribe to your visit . " “ It did me a great deal of good , ” Nanda answered evasively .
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