The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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Nanda resolutely turned round to the young wife and asked : " Have you any idea why he keeps us waiting and what he is doing there so long ? " " I cannot imagine , Nanda , " responded she , in the sweet lilting and trilling voice he had ...
Nanda resolutely turned round to the young wife and asked : " Have you any idea why he keeps us waiting and what he is doing there so long ? " " I cannot imagine , Nanda , " responded she , in the sweet lilting and trilling voice he had ...
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If I had not rouged my face with ashes you could see the flush on my decently lank cheeks or rather on the ascetic bones of them . Ah , children , children ! Like to the ox that with his eyes bound up turns - the oil - mill round and ...
If I had not rouged my face with ashes you could see the flush on my decently lank cheeks or rather on the ascetic bones of them . Ah , children , children ! Like to the ox that with his eyes bound up turns - the oil - mill round and ...
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the oil - mill round and round , so you are turned upon the wheel of life , anguished with appetite , pricked and twitched in your flesh by the six miller's men of the passions . Could you not leave off ?
the oil - mill round and round , so you are turned upon the wheel of life , anguished with appetite , pricked and twitched in your flesh by the six miller's men of the passions . Could you not leave off ?
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