The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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But only one sword is here - and Nanda holds it ! How could they fight with only
one ? Shridaman , forgotten all wisdom and mildness , seized the sword and
hewed off Nanda's head , who then - but no ! It was Nanda , for reasons at which I
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But only one sword is here - and Nanda holds it ! How could they fight with only
one ? Shridaman , forgotten all wisdom and mildness , seized the sword and
hewed off Nanda's head , who then - but no ! It was Nanda , for reasons at which I
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Only one sword — they cannot have killed each other with it in turn , one sword is
not enough for two . But there is a third person left , and that is I. They will say I
am an abandoned woman and murdered my husband and his fosterbrother , my
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Only one sword — they cannot have killed each other with it in turn , one sword is
not enough for two . But there is a third person left , and that is I. They will say I
am an abandoned woman and murdered my husband and his fosterbrother , my
...
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No , we must both fall , each struck to the heart by the other's sword — for only the
sword is the ' other's , ' not the heart . That will be better than if each of us turned
the sword against his own present division ; for it seems to me our heads have ...
No , we must both fall , each struck to the heart by the other's sword — for only the
sword is the ' other's , ' not the heart . That will be better than if each of us turned
the sword against his own present division ; for it seems to me our heads have ...
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