The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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66 Shridaman , " he sobbed , " dear friend , what hast thou done , and how couldst thou bring thy- self to do this with thy hands and arms , a deed so hard to do ! It was not anything for thee ! No one urged thee to this , yet hast thou ...
66 Shridaman , " he sobbed , " dear friend , what hast thou done , and how couldst thou bring thy- self to do this with thy hands and arms , a deed so hard to do ! It was not anything for thee ! No one urged thee to this , yet hast thou ...
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despair have gone hand in hand , in sacrificia dance , ere thou couldst slay thyself ! Oh woe Oh woe ! Severed the fine head from the fine body ! Still remains the soft fatness where it was , but reft of sense and meaning , unallied ...
despair have gone hand in hand , in sacrificia dance , ere thou couldst slay thyself ! Oh woe Oh woe ! Severed the fine head from the fine body ! Still remains the soft fatness where it was , but reft of sense and meaning , unallied ...
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Sita , what has thou done ? Or what has happened ? Or what in thy flurry hast thou made to happen ? In a word ( to put the question so that it takes proper cognizance of the fluid boundary between doing and happening ) , what has come ...
Sita , what has thou done ? Or what has happened ? Or what in thy flurry hast thou made to happen ? In a word ( to put the question so that it takes proper cognizance of the fluid boundary between doing and happening ) , what has come ...
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