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...brace the city ; and the bard, who was favoured wiih the sight, ia supposed to have been Vyasa, sumamed Dwaipayana, or Dwelling in an Island ; who, if he really composed the Gita, makes very nattering mention of himself in the tenth chapter. The plant lata, which ha describes weaving a net...