He calls me,' in her wrath she cried, ' And all my flood shall sweep And whirl him in its whelming tide To hell's profoundest deep.' He held the river on his head, And kept her wandering, where, Dense as Himalaya's woods, were spread The tangles of his... Scenes from the Ramayan, Etc - Page 231by Vālmīki, Ralph Thomas Hotchkin Griffith - 1870 - 196 pagesFull view - About this book
| Vālmīki - 1870 - 484 pages
...the skies With awful might she sped With a giant's rush, in a giant's size, On Siva's holy head. ' He calls me,' in her wrath she cried, ' And all my flood shall sweep 1 Siva,. And whirl him in its whelming tide To hell's profoundest deep.' He held the river on his head,... | |
| William Joseph Wilkins - 1882 - 468 pages
...descent of the waters on his head; but Ganga was not at all pleased when commanded to descend to earth: '"He calls me,' in her wrath she cried, ' And all...in its whelming tide To hell's profoundest deep.'" f Siva, however, was a match for the wrathful deity. He held her in the coils of his hair until her... | |
| Vālmīki - 1895 - 610 pages
...in the skies With awful might she sped With a giant's rush, in a giaut's size. On Diva's holy head. He calls me,' in her wrath she cried, ' And all my flood shall sweep And whirl him in its whelmingjtide To hell's profoundest deep. He held the river on his head. And kept her wandering, where,... | |
| John Mandeville Macfie - 1924 - 368 pages
...punish the goddess and to tame her pride, he kept her waters wandering through his locks for years. " He held the river on his head, And kept her wandering, where, Dense as Himalayas woods were spread, The tangles of his hair. No way to earth she found, ashamed, Though long... | |
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