The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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If a man were afflicted by desire for a happiness of which no mortal but only a god might dream , and if he could not live without this happiness , then it was clear the man must die . “ If , ” he 55.
If a man were afflicted by desire for a happiness of which no mortal but only a god might dream , and if he could not live without this happiness , then it was clear the man must die . “ If , ” he 55.
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The happy miracle is that only an exchange of heads and limbs has come about at Sita's hands , whereat our heads rejoice , being the decisive factor . Above all , our rejoicing is due to the happiness in store for Sita of the lovely ...
The happy miracle is that only an exchange of heads and limbs has come about at Sita's hands , whereat our heads rejoice , being the decisive factor . Above all , our rejoicing is due to the happiness in store for Sita of the lovely ...
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But she had not foreseen her happiness would at first admit it — that the Nanda - body , when combined with the narrownosed Shridaman - head , the thoughtful , mild eyes and cheeks covered with soft fan - shaped beard , was no longer ...
But she had not foreseen her happiness would at first admit it — that the Nanda - body , when combined with the narrownosed Shridaman - head , the thoughtful , mild eyes and cheeks covered with soft fan - shaped beard , was no longer ...
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