The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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He held his cheeks with his dark beringed hands and from between his thick lips
came chokingly over and over the name of his friend . He bent and ... He laid one
hand on the body and turned to it now and again as he talked . " Shridaman ...
He held his cheeks with his dark beringed hands and from between his thick lips
came chokingly over and over the name of his friend . He bent and ... He laid one
hand on the body and turned to it now and again as he talked . " Shridaman ...
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despair have gone hand in hand , in sacrificial 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
with that ...
despair have gone hand in hand , in sacrificial 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
with that ...
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For in marriage one reaches the right hand to the bride ; but the hand belongs to
the body ; and the body is the friend's . ” With an exultant cry Nanda leaped to his
finely shaped feet . Sita and Shridaman sat still with bowed heads . “ But that is ...
For in marriage one reaches the right hand to the bride ; but the hand belongs to
the body ; and the body is the friend's . ” With an exultant cry Nanda leaped to his
finely shaped feet . Sita and Shridaman sat still with bowed heads . “ But that is ...
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