The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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But we must say that despite his goat - nose and his physi- cal habit , which stood midway between the lowly folk who had sold him his iron and Shrida- man the grandchild of Brahmans , Nanda was equal to the difficult situation and did ...
But we must say that despite his goat - nose and his physi- cal habit , which stood midway between the lowly folk who had sold him his iron and Shrida- man the grandchild of Brahmans , Nanda was equal to the difficult situation and did ...
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The little witch stood there too long in your sight ; Kama , the god with the flowery arrow , has pierced you through . What we thought was the humming of bees was the whirr of his bolt ; and Rati , sister of the springtime and desire ...
The little witch stood there too long in your sight ; Kama , the god with the flowery arrow , has pierced you through . What we thought was the humming of bees was the whirr of his bolt ; and Rati , sister of the springtime and desire ...
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... anywhere beheld the raging one in such triumphantly horrible guise ? Framed in an arch composed of skulls and hacked - off hands and feet , the idol stood out from the living rocky wall in colours that snatched up all the light to 73.
... anywhere beheld the raging one in such triumphantly horrible guise ? Framed in an arch composed of skulls and hacked - off hands and feet , the idol stood out from the living rocky wall in colours that snatched up all the light to 73.
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