The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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The ridge of his nose was thin as a blade ; eyes he had , soft of pupil and lid , and on his cheeks a soft fan - shaped beard . Soft too were his limbs , not moulded by exercise as cowherd and smith , even rather Brahman - like ...
The ridge of his nose was thin as a blade ; eyes he had , soft of pupil and lid , and on his cheeks a soft fan - shaped beard . Soft too were his limbs , not moulded by exercise as cowherd and smith , even rather Brahman - like ...
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... I am not so bad , that I should not have loved my lord and husband , and even more feared and honoured him : that head so fine and wise , the beard soft as the soft mild eyes and lids , and the body that went with them .
... I am not so bad , that I should not have loved my lord and husband , and even more feared and honoured him : that head so fine and wise , the beard soft as the soft mild eyes and lids , and the body that went with them .
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... admit it - that the Nanda - body , when combined with the narrow- nosed Shridaman - head , the thoughtful , mild eyes and cheeks covered with soft fan - shaped beard , was no longer Nanda's lively body but another one altogether .
... admit it - that the Nanda - body , when combined with the narrow- nosed Shridaman - head , the thoughtful , mild eyes and cheeks covered with soft fan - shaped beard , was no longer Nanda's lively body but another one altogether .
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