The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 1Garland Pub., 1984 - 676 pages |
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Page 404
... Mádh . You ftrike my eye with your own hand , and then ask what makes it weep . Dufhm . Speak intelligibly . I know not what you mean . Mádh . Look at yon Vétas tree bent double in the river . Is it crooked , I pray , by its own act ...
... Mádh . You ftrike my eye with your own hand , and then ask what makes it weep . Dufhm . Speak intelligibly . I know not what you mean . Mádh . Look at yon Vétas tree bent double in the river . Is it crooked , I pray , by its own act ...
Page 405
... Mádh . Let the king command . Dufbm . When you have taken repose , I shall want your affiftance in another business , that will give you no fatigue . Mádh . Oh ! what can that be , unless it be eating rice - pudding ? Dubm . You fhall ...
... Mádh . Let the king command . Dufbm . When you have taken repose , I shall want your affiftance in another business , that will give you no fatigue . Mádh . Oh ! what can that be , unless it be eating rice - pudding ? Dubm . You fhall ...
Page 494
... Mádh . But how came the ring to enter , like a hook , into the mouth of a carp ? Dufhm . When my beloved was lifting water to her head in the pool of Sachitírt'ha , the ring must have dropped unseen . Mádh . It is very probable . Mifr ...
... Mádh . But how came the ring to enter , like a hook , into the mouth of a carp ? Dufhm . When my beloved was lifting water to her head in the pool of Sachitírt'ha , the ring must have dropped unseen . Mádh . It is very probable . Mifr ...
Contents
Volume I | 371 |
Sacontalá or the Fatal Ring | 378 |
An Essay on the Poetry of the Eastern Nations | 329 |
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Afiatiques Afide agréable ainfi Anufúyá Arabe auffi autres avoir beauté becauſe beloved bloffoms Bráhmen c'eft c'eſt Canna Cham charmes cheveux cœur d'une Damf damfels daugh defire deux douceur doux Dufbm Dufhm Duhm Dushmanta elle eſt été étoient étoit être fage fait fans fatal ring fatire feems fhall fince firſt flowers foit fome font foreft fous freſh fujet fweet Gaut Hafiz heart hermits holy hommes huſband Indra jamais joues jour king l'amour langue lune Mádh Mádhavya Mát Mifr moſt muft muſt n'eft nymph objets Orientales Orientaux ouvrages paffion Perfans peut plaifir pleaſure plufieurs poëfie poëmes poëtes poets prefent prince Priyamvadá Puru qu'elle qu'il qu'on qu'un raiſed reffemblent rofe roffignol roſes Sacontalá Sárn ſeems ſhall ſhe ſhould ſome ſpeak tendre thee theſe thoſe thou tout trouve vers whofe whoſe yeux Zéphire zéphyr