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01 - Astra Darsana (The Tournament) - Mahabharata · Philosophy and Faith

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  Speaker 1: Book Ie Ostradshan the Tournament. The scene of the epic
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  Speaker 1: is the ancient kingdom of the Curus, which flourished along
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  Speaker 1: the upper course of the Ganges, and the historical fact
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  Speaker 1: on which the epic is based is a great war
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  Speaker 1: which took place between the Curus and the neighboring tribe
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  Speaker 1: the Panchals, in the thirteenth or fourteenth century before Christ.
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  Speaker 1: According to the epic, Pandu and Triturastra, who was born blind,
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  Speaker 1: were brothers. Pandu died early, and Triturastri became king of
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  Speaker 1: the Curus and brought up the five sons of Pandu
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  Speaker 1: along with his hundred sons. Yudistir, the eldest son of Pandu,
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  Speaker 1: was a man of truth and piety. Weim the second,
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  Speaker 1: was a stalwart fighter and urgent. The Thirtsen distinguished himself
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  Speaker 1: above all the other princes in arms. The two youngest brothers,
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  Speaker 1: Nachol and Sahadeb, were twins. The Ludhan was the eldest
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  Speaker 1: son of Teterastra and was jealous of his cousins, the
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  Speaker 1: sons of Pandu. A tournament was held, and in the
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  Speaker 1: course of the day, a warrior named Kern of unknown
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  Speaker 1: origin appeared on the scene and proved himself a wardy
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  Speaker 1: arrival of Urjin. The rivalry between Urgin and Kern is
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  Speaker 1: the leading tod of the epic, as the rivalry between
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  Speaker 1: Achilus and Haktor is the leading toad of the Iliad.
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  Speaker 1: It is only necessary to add that the sons of
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  Speaker 1: Pandu as well as Kern, were, like the heroes of Homer,
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  Speaker 1: god born chiefs. Some God inspired the birth of each.
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  Speaker 1: It is there was the son of Term or Virtue,
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  Speaker 1: Viam of Vayu or Wind, Urgin of Indra or Rain God.
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  Speaker 1: The twin youngest were the sons of the Ashen twins,
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  Speaker 1: and Kern was the son of Surya the Sun, but
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  Speaker 1: was believed by himself and by all others, to be
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  Speaker 1: the son of a simple chariot driver. The portion translated
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  Speaker 1: in this book forms sections one thirty four to one
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  Speaker 1: thirty seven of Book one of the original Epic. In
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  Speaker 1: Sanskrit calcuttadition of eighteen thirty four one the gathering wrathful
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  Speaker 1: sons of Tritrauscht born of Curu's royal race Rydia, sons
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  Speaker 1: of noble Pantu, God born man of godlike grace, skill
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  Speaker 1: in arms, attained this princess from a Brahman warrior, bold drawn,
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  Speaker 1: prist and proud preceptor, peerless chief of days of old
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  Speaker 1: outspeak drawn to the monarch in the astinas royal hall.
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  Speaker 1: Speak to Vishmah and the creeper. Speak to lords and courtiers.
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  Speaker 1: All mark the gallant princess, monarch, trained in arms and
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  Speaker 1: warlike art. Let them prove their skill and valor, rain
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  Speaker 1: the steed and throw the dart. Answered. Then the ancient monarch,
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  Speaker 1: joyful was his royal heart west of Brahmins, and the
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  Speaker 1: warriors nobly hast doubt on thy part. Name the pleas
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  Speaker 1: unfixed a moment, hold a royal tournament. Published by the
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  Speaker 1: Laws of Combat. Publish far thy King's consent, sideless roll
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  Speaker 1: these orphs of vision. Dark to me is noon daylight.
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  Speaker 1: Happier man will mark the toorney and the peerless Prince's five.
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  Speaker 1: Let the good and wise vidour serve demanded and be haste.
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  Speaker 1: Let the father's pride and gladness fill this old and
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  Speaker 1: cheerless breast. Then the good and wise, withdour unto his duties,
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  Speaker 1: bound drown, blessed with skill and wisdom measured out the
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  Speaker 1: tarny ground, clear of jungle was the meadow crystal fountain
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  Speaker 1: graced drawn on the lighted altar, holy gifts and offerings
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  Speaker 1: placed holy was the star of Species, and the hour
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  Speaker 1: was calm and bright. Man from distant town and hamlet
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  Speaker 1: gave to view the sacred right. Then arose white stately
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  Speaker 1: mansions built by architects of fame, decked with arms for cruise,
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  Speaker 1: monarch and for every royal dame. And the people built
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  Speaker 1: their stages circling around the listed green, and the nobles
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  Speaker 1: with their white tents, graised affair and festive scene. Brightly
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  Speaker 1: dawned the festal morning, and the monarch left his hall,
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  Speaker 1: Fishma and the pious creeper with the lords and courtiers all,
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  Speaker 1: and they came unto the mansions, gay, young, glittering golden
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  Speaker 1: caste decked with gems and richieway Dulia and with strings
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  Speaker 1: of pearls be laced fair Gandhari Queen of Kuru Pritha
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  Speaker 1: Pandu's with old dame ladies in their gorgeous garments, maids
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  Speaker 1: of beauty and of fame, mounted on their glittering mansions,
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  Speaker 1: where the tins harmonious blend as on Maroo's golden mountain.
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  Speaker 1: Queens of heavenly gods ascend, and the people of the
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  Speaker 1: city Brahman Specius Shatriya's old man from stall and lumin
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  Speaker 1: anvil gathered thick the young and old, and arose the
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  Speaker 1: sound of trumpet and the surging people's cry like the
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  Speaker 1: voice of angry ocean tempest slashed, sublime and high. Came
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  Speaker 1: the saintly white robe Drouna white, his sacrificial tread whiteyt
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  Speaker 1: central mark and garlands white, the locks that crowned his
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  Speaker 1: head with his son renowned for valor Forthtron radiant high.
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  Speaker 1: So the movement Mars conjured walks upon the cloudless sky,
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  Speaker 1: offerings to the Guard's immortal. Then the priestly warrior made
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  Speaker 1: Brahmans with their chanted mantra worship and obeisance pade and
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  Speaker 1: the festive note of sunk mingled with a trumpet sound.
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  Speaker 1: Trunks of warriors various armed came under the listed ground.
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  Speaker 1: Two the princess count letted and jewel gardled. Now the
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  Speaker 1: warlike princess came with their steadily bows and quivers and
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  Speaker 1: their swords like wreaths of way, each behind his elder stepping,
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  Speaker 1: could it his steer first of all, each his wondrous
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  Speaker 1: skill displaying held the silent crowds in troal, and the
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  Speaker 1: man in admiration marked them joyful eye, or by sudden
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  Speaker 1: panic stricken stooped to let the arrow fly. Mounted on
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  Speaker 1: their rapid coursers off, the princess proved their aim, racing
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  Speaker 1: hit the tarch with arrows, lattered with their royal lane.
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  Speaker 1: With their glinting sun lily weapons shown the youths sublime
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  Speaker 1: and high, more than the models seemed. The princess like
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  Speaker 1: endervous of the sky. Shouts of joy. The people uttered,
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  Speaker 1: as by sudden impulse, driven mingled voice of tens of thousands,
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  Speaker 1: struck the pealing vault of heaven. Still the Princess shook
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  Speaker 1: their weapons, drove the deep, resounding car or on stead
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  Speaker 1: or tusker mounted, waisted the glorious mimic war, mighty sword
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  Speaker 1: and ample butler ponderous mazed the Prince's wield brightly gleamed
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  Speaker 1: their lightning rapiers as deranged a listed field, Brave and
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  Speaker 1: fearless in their action and their movement, quick and light,
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  Speaker 1: skilled and through the trust and parry of their weapons,
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  Speaker 1: flaming bright tree weam and Duruden weam cape and proud Duryuden,
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  Speaker 1: with their masses held on high like the cliffs, with
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  Speaker 1: lofty turrets cleaving through the azure sky in their warlike
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  Speaker 1: arms a cartret with their guarded lines distooed, liked to
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  Speaker 1: untame the jungle tuskers in the deep and echoing ode.
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  Speaker 1: And as tasks ranged the forest, so they arranged the
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  Speaker 1: spacious field right the left and back the wander, and
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  Speaker 1: their ponderous masses wailed unto Koru's sightless monarch wise Videor
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  Speaker 1: drew the scene. Prittha, proudly of the princess, spake unto
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  Speaker 1: the Koru Queen, while the stalwart weam battle to Dudiudan,
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  Speaker 1: brave and strong, fierce in wrath for one or other,
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  Speaker 1: shouted forth the maddened trow, Hail to Kuruprince do Luthan,
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  Speaker 1: Hail to weam hero. Proud sounds like these from surging
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  Speaker 1: myriads rose in tumult, deep and loud, and with troubled vision.
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  Speaker 1: Joan marked the heaving, restless plain, marked the crowd by anger,
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  Speaker 1: shaken like the tempest, shaken Mane to his son. Then
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  Speaker 1: whispered drone quaked, the tumult to appease parted. The armed
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  Speaker 1: and angry wrestlers bid the deadly combat seas with their
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  Speaker 1: lifted clubs. The princess slowly tired. On signal given like
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  Speaker 1: the parting of the bellows, mighty heaving tempest driven came forth.
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  Speaker 1: Then the ancient Jonah on the open battleground stopped the jump,
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  Speaker 1: and lofty trumpet, speaking voice like thunder sound, bade him come.
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  Speaker 1: The gallant Urgin, pious Prince and warriors scaled Urgent, born
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  Speaker 1: of mighty Indra, and with business proys field four the
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  Speaker 1: advent of Urgin, guntletted and jewel girdled with his bow
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  Speaker 1: of ample height, Archard Urgent, pious, herded to the gods,
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  Speaker 1: performed a riot, then stepped forth, proud and stealy in
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  Speaker 1: his golden mail and caste like the sunlit cloud of evening,
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  Speaker 1: with the golden rainbow grazed and the gladness steerred the
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  Speaker 1: people all around the listed plane voice of drum and
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  Speaker 1: blare of trumpet rose with Sunkha's festive strain. Mark the
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  Speaker 1: gallant son of Pandu, whom the happy Breta wore. Mark
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  Speaker 1: the heir of Indra's veller, matchless in his eyes, arms
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  Speaker 1: and lore, Mark the warrior, young and vaaliant, peerless in
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  Speaker 1: his scale of arms. Mark the pure, souled, pious chieftane,
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  Speaker 1: decked with grace and varied charms. Pretty heard such grateful
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  Speaker 1: voices borne aloft unto the sky. The milk of love
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  Speaker 1: suffused her bosom. Tear of joy was in her eye,
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  Speaker 1: and who arrested Koru's monarch. Joyous accents struck his ear,
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  Speaker 1: and he turned to wise withdeur, seeking for the cause
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  Speaker 1: to hear. Wherefore, like the voice of ocean, when the
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  Speaker 1: tempedes twins, prevail raised these voices of the people and
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  Speaker 1: the species skies, assail answered him, the wise videour. It
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  Speaker 1: is prettiest gallant boy, godlike moves in golden armor, and
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  Speaker 1: the people shout for joy. Please them, I so speak
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  Speaker 1: the monarch, and I bless my happy faith Prita's son,
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  Speaker 1: like fires of Yega sanctified his mighty state. Now the
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  Speaker 1: voices of the people died away, and all was steel
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  Speaker 1: urgent to his proud preceptor showed his might and matchless skill,
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  Speaker 1: towering high or lowly, bending on the turf or on
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  Speaker 1: his car. With his bow and glistening arrows, Urgent waised
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  Speaker 1: the mimic war targets on the wide arena, mighty tough
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  Speaker 1: for wondrous small. With his arrows bright and failing, Urgent
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  Speaker 1: pierced them one and all. Wild boar, shaped of solid iron,
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  Speaker 1: coursed a wide, extending field in its jaws. Five glistening
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  Speaker 1: arrows sent the archer, wondrous keeled cow horn by a
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  Speaker 1: tread suspended was by winds, unseizing swedes one and twenty
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  Speaker 1: well lamed arrows. On this moving mark he laid andet
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  Speaker 1: equal skill. His rapier did the god like urgin wild
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  Speaker 1: whirling round. His maze of battle ranged a specious thorny field.
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  Speaker 1: Five the advance of Kern. Now the feats of arm
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  Speaker 1: are ended, and the closing hour draws nigh. Music's voices
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  Speaker 1: hushed in silence and dispersing crowds pass by, hark like
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  Speaker 1: vulcan shaking thunder wakes a deep and deadly sound. Clank,
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  Speaker 1: and dean of warlike weapons burst upon the tanted ground.
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  Speaker 1: Are the solid mountain splitting? Is it bursting off the art?
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  Speaker 1: Is it tempest spelling accent? Whence the lightning takes its part.
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  Speaker 1: Thoughts like these alarm the people, for the sound is
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  Speaker 1: dread and high. To the gate of the Dirhna turns
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  Speaker 1: the crowd with anxious eye, gathered round Preceptor Drona, ponder
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  Speaker 1: suns in armor, bright like the five starred constellation, round
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  Speaker 1: the radiant Queen of Night, Gathered round the proud du Youthen,
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  Speaker 1: dreaded for his exploits, done all his brave and warlike brothers,
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  Speaker 1: and Preceptor Drona's son. So the gods Encircledindra thunder wielding
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  Speaker 1: fears and bold when he scattered, done with children in
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  Speaker 1: the misty days of old pale before the unknown warrior
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  Speaker 1: gathered nations part in Twain, conqueror of hostile cities, Lofty
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  Speaker 1: Carrn dreads the plain in his golden maile aquadret and
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  Speaker 1: his rings of yellow gold like a moving cliffland stature. Armed,
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  Speaker 1: comes the chieftain, bold Pritha, yet unwedded, bore him pureless
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  Speaker 1: archer on the art portion of the solar radiance, for
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  Speaker 1: the sun inspired his bird like a tuskar in his theory,
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  Speaker 1: like a lion in his ear, like the sun in
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  Speaker 1: untide radiance, like the all consuming fire lion like in
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  Speaker 1: build and muscle, stately as a golden palm, blessed every
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  Speaker 1: very manly virtue, pearless warrior, proud and calm, with his looks,
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  Speaker 1: serene and lofty feel the world. The chiefs surveyed scarce
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  Speaker 1: to creep our Authodrona honor and obeisance made still the
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  Speaker 1: panic stricken people who viewed him with unmoving gage. Who
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  Speaker 1: may be this unknown warrior? Questioned Day in harsh damaze.
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  Speaker 1: Then in voice of pealing thunder, spake fair Pritta's eldest son, Unturton,
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  Speaker 1: Pritta's youngest. He tell us to each unknown all their
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  Speaker 1: feats of weapons. Sur Jean done it, vain and needless,
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  Speaker 1: boast these and grat the ry accomplish witness be this
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  Speaker 1: mighty host. Thus spake proud and peerless carn in his accents,
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  Speaker 1: deep and loud, and as moved by sudden impulse, lived
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  Speaker 1: in joyed the listening crowd, and the gleam of mighty
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  Speaker 1: transport glows in proud Doruthan's heart, flames of red and
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  Speaker 1: jealous anger from the eyes of urgent start Drone gave
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  Speaker 1: the word and Kern Pritha's war beloving son what his sword,
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  Speaker 1: and with his arrows did the feats by Arjun Dunn
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  Speaker 1: six the rival warriors. Joyful was the proud Douruthan. Gladness
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  Speaker 1: gleamed upon his face, and he spake to Gallant Kern
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  Speaker 1: with a dear and fond embrace. Welcome, mighty armed chieftain,
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  Speaker 1: Thou hast Victor's honors won. Thine is all my wealthon
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  Speaker 1: kingdom named I wish, and it is done, answered Karne
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  Speaker 1: to Tyudin, Prince, thy ward is good as deed, But
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  Speaker 1: I seek to combat Urjeun and to win the victor's mead.
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  Speaker 1: Noble is the boon thou seekest, answered Curuz, Prince of fame,
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  Speaker 1: be a joy unto your comrades. Let the foreman dread
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  Speaker 1: thy name anger flamed in Urgent's bosom, and he spake
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  Speaker 1: in excellence route unto Kern, who in triumph, calm and
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  Speaker 1: proud and fearless, toute chief, who comest uninvited, prattest in
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  Speaker 1: thy lying boast, thou shalt die the deaths of Braggart's
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  Speaker 1: witness be this mighty host. Krne answered, calm and proudly
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  Speaker 1: freed is listed field to all warriors enter by theirroys
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  Speaker 1: wait not Urgent for thy call. Warlike chieftains take their
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  Speaker 1: places by their strength of arm and miThe and their warranties.
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  Speaker 1: Derfalcian valor sanctifies their right. Angry word is Covered's weapon.
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  Speaker 1: Urgin speak with arrow scheme till I lady witness. Drone
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  Speaker 1: low upon the listed green. Drone gave the word impartial, wrathful. Urgin,
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  Speaker 1: dread of foes, parted from his loving plodders with his
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  Speaker 1: glistening arms. Arose Kurn clasped the Kouru princess, parted from
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  Speaker 1: them one and all with his bow and ample quiver,
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  Speaker 1: proudly stepped the warrior tall. Now the cloud sweetly reflashes scattered, darkling,
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  Speaker 1: thick and high lines of cranes, like glimpse of laughter
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  Speaker 1: sailed across the gloomy sky. Rain get in and over.
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  Speaker 1: Urgent watched it. Father's partial love sun goatsurya over Kern
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  Speaker 1: shed his light from far above. Urgent stood in darkening
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  Speaker 1: shadow by the inky clouds, concealed bold and bright in
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  Speaker 1: open shan sign Radiant Curn stood revealed proud dourioth And
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  Speaker 1: and his brothers stood by Kern, calm and bold. Drone
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  Speaker 1: stood by gallant Urchin and brave Pishma warrior. Old women too,
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  Speaker 1: with partial glances, viewed the one or other chief, but
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  Speaker 1: by equal love divided silent Prita swound in grief, wise widure,
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  Speaker 1: true to duty with an anxious hurricane, sandal drops and
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  Speaker 1: sprinkled waters, ruised to wood, distracted dam and she saw
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  Speaker 1: her sons in combat. Words of Wushi, a uttered nun,
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  Speaker 1: speechless weft, for none must fathom. Kern was her eldest son, seventh.
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  Speaker 1: The anointment of Kern crested Kern. Helm Durgin proudly trod
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  Speaker 1: the specious green creepers killed in Herald's duties, spake upon
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  Speaker 1: the dreadful scene. This is Helmut, wearing urgent, sprung of
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  Speaker 1: Kuru's mighty race, Pondu's son and born by Pritha. Prince
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  Speaker 1: ovot and warlike kras long armed Chief decleared thy lineage,
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  Speaker 1: and the raised Dadostradorn named thy mother and thy father,
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  Speaker 1: and the house that saw deborn by the rules of war.
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  Speaker 1: Prince Urgent claims his rival Chief to know Princess may
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  Speaker 1: not draw the weapon against a base and nameless foe.
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  Speaker 1: Kern silent, hard, dismantate, but his bart could not proclaim
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  Speaker 1: like a range repelled the lotus bent his humble head
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  Speaker 1: in shame. Prince Urakan cried the Rudan, not the man
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  Speaker 1: on board alone, warlike leader of his forces, as a
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  Speaker 1: prince and chief, we won Kern by his warlike valor.
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  Speaker 1: Is of crowned kings. To appear, Kern shall be crowned.
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  Speaker 1: Monarch nations sell dismandate. Here Foto brought the corn and treasure,
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  Speaker 1: golden coin and water jar on the throne. The seated
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  Speaker 1: Kern famed in many a deathful war. Brahmans chanted sacred
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  Speaker 1: mantra which the Holy Books ordained and anointed Kern monarch
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  Speaker 1: king of Angus feared domain. And they raised a red umbrella,
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  Speaker 1: and they waved the Jorifan blessings on the crowned monarch.
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  Speaker 1: Honor to the bravest man. Now the Holy Rites accomplished
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  Speaker 1: in his kingly robes, Arrayedkurn unto Prince Dourudan. Thus, in
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  Speaker 1: grateful accents, prayed gift of kingdom good to Rudan. Speak
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  Speaker 1: at welth thy noble heart. What return can grateful kurn
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  Speaker 1: hamly render on his part, grant thy friendship cried to Ruthan,
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  Speaker 1: for no other boon, I crave meet e Ruthan's dearest comrade,
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  Speaker 1: be his helper, true and brave be it. So responded
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  Speaker 1: Kern with a proud and noble grace, and he sealed
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  Speaker 1: his loyal friendship in a tear and fond and braves. Eighth,
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  Speaker 1: the chariot driver wet to jomps of toil and languor
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  Speaker 1: lo a chariot driver came loosely hung his can garments
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  Speaker 1: and the stuff of felt his frame corn, now a
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  Speaker 1: crowned monarch to the humble chariot tear bent his head
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  Speaker 1: steell moist to its water as unto apparent tear with
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  Speaker 1: his canty clot. The driver sought his dusty feet to hide,
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  Speaker 1: and he hailed the gallant Kern as his son and
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  Speaker 1: as his pride. And he clasped unto his bosom crowned
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  Speaker 1: corn his noble head, and on Kern's dripping forehead, fresh
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  Speaker 1: and loving tear droff said, is his son of chariot driver.
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  Speaker 1: Thouts arose in Weam's mind, and he sought to humble
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  Speaker 1: Kern with reproachful words. Unkind wilt taou high descended hero
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  Speaker 1: which a crew crossed thy brand, But the gold of
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  Speaker 1: cattle driver's better soothes my friend. Thy hand wilt taou
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  Speaker 1: as a crowned monarch, cruel a mightination's wail, as the
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  Speaker 1: jackals of the jungle sacrifice an offering, steel quivered currents
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  Speaker 1: leaves in anger ward. The one sir speak in none,
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  Speaker 1: but a deep sigh shook his bosom, and he gazed
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  Speaker 1: upon the sun nine close of the day, like a
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  Speaker 1: lordly tasker rising from a beauteous lotus lake rose, do
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  Speaker 1: rudan from his brothers, proudly does to beam, spake with
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  Speaker 1: such insults, seek not vim does to cause a warrior
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  Speaker 1: grief bitter tons, but ill befit the warlike tiger, rested chief.
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  Speaker 1: Proudest chief may fight the humblest, for like Reaver's noble course,
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  Speaker 1: noble deeds, proclaimed a warrior, and we question not their sores. Teacher, drone,
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  Speaker 1: prist and warrior owns a poor and humble part creeper
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  Speaker 1: noblest of God thom spring it from the lowly art
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  Speaker 1: known to me thy line, his weam dying, and of
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  Speaker 1: thy brother's fore amorous gods, your bart inspired, so they
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  Speaker 1: say in days of yore, mark'd a great and gallant carn,
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  Speaker 1: tacked in rings and weapons. Fair she dear breeds, not
• 25:20
  Speaker 1: lordly tigers, in her poor and lowly lair. Curn comes
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  Speaker 1: to rule the wide art, not fair ungle's dreams alone,
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  Speaker 1: by his valor and his weapons, by the homage which
• 25:32
  Speaker 1: I own an. If prince or arm chieftain doth my
• 25:36
  Speaker 1: ward or deed gainsay, let him take his bow and
• 25:40
  Speaker 1: quiver meet me in a deadly fray. Loud applauses greet
• 25:45
  Speaker 1: the challenge and the people's joyful cry. But the thickening
• 25:49
  Speaker 1: shehades of darkness filled art and evening sky, and the
• 25:55
  Speaker 1: red lamb's fitful lusher shone upon the field around slowly
• 26:00
  Speaker 1: with the peerless Karn, proud Douryothan left the ground. Pondo's
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  Speaker 1: son suit warlike drone marked the darksome clothes of the day,
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  Speaker 1: and it creep and ud Vishma homeward silent banned their way.
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  Speaker 1: Urgin is the gallant victor, valiant kern as one the day.
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  Speaker 1: Prince Douryuthan is the winner. Various does the people say
• 26:28
  Speaker 1: by some secret sign. Apprized Briton knew her gallant boy
• 26:32
  Speaker 1: saw him crowned King Avanga with a moder's sacred joy
• 26:37
  Speaker 1: and its greater joy. Durudan fastened Curne to his side,
• 26:41
  Speaker 1: feared no longer Urgin's proise Urgin's skills of arms and pride.
• 26:47
  Speaker 1: Even JUDISTI reckoned Kern, mighty warrior on the Earth, half
• 26:52
  Speaker 1: misdoubted Urgin's proise Urgin skill and warlike world. End off,
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  Speaker 1: Book one,