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03 - Rajasuya (The Imperial Sacrifice) - Mahabharata · Philosophy and Faith

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  Speaker 1: Book tree Rajasue the imperial sacrifice. A curious incident followed
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  Speaker 1: the bridal of Dropadi. The five sons of Pandu returned
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  Speaker 1: with her to the porter's house, where they were living
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  Speaker 1: on alms according to the custom of Brahman's and the
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  Speaker 1: brothers reported to their mother that they had received a
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  Speaker 1: great gift on that day and joye the gift in common,
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  Speaker 1: replied their mother, not knowing what it was, and as
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  Speaker 1: the mother's meant that it cannot be disregarded, Dropad became
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  Speaker 1: the common wife of the five brothers. The real significance
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  Speaker 1: of this strangelism is unknown. The custom of brothers marrying
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  Speaker 1: a common wife prevails to this day in Tibet and
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  Speaker 1: among the hill drives of the Himalayas, but it never
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  Speaker 1: prevailed among the Aryan Hindus of India. It is distinctly
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  Speaker 1: prohibited in their laws and institutes, and finds no sanction
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  Speaker 1: in their literature, ancient or modern. The lizend in the
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  Speaker 1: Mahavadad of brothers marrying a wife in common stands alone
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  Speaker 1: and without a parallel in Hindu traditions and literature. Judging
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  Speaker 1: from the main incidence of the epic Dropadi might rather
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  Speaker 1: be regarded as the wife of the eldest brother dudishter
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  Speaker 1: Vim had already made it himself to a female in
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  Speaker 1: a forest, by whom he had a son, Kathodkuch, who
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  Speaker 1: distinguished himself in war. Later on, Urjin too married the
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  Speaker 1: sister of Krishna shortly after Dropadi's bridal, and had by
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  Speaker 1: her a son, a Vimenu, who was one of the
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  Speaker 1: heroes of the war. On the other hand, Yidishtytuk to
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  Speaker 1: himself no wife save Dropady, as he was crowned to
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  Speaker 1: Judistr in the Rajesuya or imperial sacrifice. Notwithstanding the leason. Therefore,
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  Speaker 1: Dropadi might be regarded as wedded to Jutistir to won
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  Speaker 1: by the scale of Urjin, and this assumption would be
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  Speaker 1: in case be within the customs and laws ancient and modern.
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  Speaker 1: The jealous Didudan heard that his contrivance to kill his
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  Speaker 1: cousins at Valnabad had failed. He also heard that they
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  Speaker 1: had found a powerful friend in Drabad and had formed
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  Speaker 1: an alliance with him. It was no longer possible to
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  Speaker 1: keep them from their rightful inheritance. The Kuru kingdom was
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  Speaker 1: accordingly powerseled Dourudan retained the eastern and richer portion with
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  Speaker 1: its ancient capital Hastinapur and the Ganges, and the sons
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  Speaker 1: Sapandu were given the western portion of the Germana, which
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  Speaker 1: was Dan, a forest and a wilderness. The Sun sa
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  Speaker 1: Pando cleared the forest and built a new capital in Repressed,
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  Speaker 1: the supposed ruins of which near modern Delhi are still
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  Speaker 1: pointed out to the curious traveler Yodstir. The eldest of
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  Speaker 1: the five sons, sa Pandu, now king of Interpressed, resolved
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  Speaker 1: to perform the Rajasuya sacrifice, which was a formal assumption
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  Speaker 1: of the emperior title over all the kings of ancient India.
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  Speaker 1: His brothers went out with troops in all directions to
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  Speaker 1: proclaim his supremacy over all surrounding kings. Jeasand the powerful
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  Speaker 1: and semi civilized king of Magad or South Beehar opposed
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  Speaker 1: and was killed, But other monarchs recognized the supremacy of
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  Speaker 1: Judastir and came to the sacrifice which tributes King Turdraashtra
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  Speaker 1: and his sons, now reigning at Hastinapur, were politely invited
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  Speaker 1: to take a share in the performance of the sacrifice.
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  Speaker 1: The potion translated in this book forms sections thirty three
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  Speaker 1: to thirty six and section forty four of book two
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  Speaker 1: of the original one. The assemblage of kings ancient halls
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  Speaker 1: of proud Hastina mirrored bright on Gangha's wave. Dejer came,
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  Speaker 1: the son of Pandu, Young Nakol, true and brave, came
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  Speaker 1: to to ask Astina's monarch, chief of Kuru's royal race,
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  Speaker 1: to party it is tous banquet and his sacrifice to grace.
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  Speaker 1: Tritrashtra came in gladness unto Interpresta's town, marked its noble
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  Speaker 1: tower and turret on the edge. Er Yeoumna Fraun with
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  Speaker 1: him came preceptor of Kripa. The ancient Vishima came. Elders
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  Speaker 1: of the race of Kuru. Chiefs and Brahmans known to fame.
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  Speaker 1: Monarchs came from distant regions to partigue the holy riot.
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  Speaker 1: Warlike chiefs from court and castle in the arms a
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  Speaker 1: cortrad bride. Shatriyas came with ample tribute for the holy sacrifice,
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  Speaker 1: pressous gems and costly jewels, golden gifts of untold prize.
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  Speaker 1: Proud Duludan and his brothers came in fair and friendly
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  Speaker 1: guise with the ancient Kuru monarch and Bidur, good and
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  Speaker 1: wise with his son came Brave Subal from gandhursts and
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  Speaker 1: land carbon Celia Pierlis Kern came with Bowen's pear and
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  Speaker 1: Brand came the prist and proud preceptor. Drona, skilled in
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  Speaker 1: arms and lore. Jadrath, famed for valor, came from Sindhu's
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  Speaker 1: sounding shore. Drupeth came with gallant princes from Panchaal's land
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  Speaker 1: of fame. Salvolord of alter nations to the mighty gathering
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  Speaker 1: came Wagadata came in chariot from the land of nation's
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  Speaker 1: brave brag Jodis, where the red sun wakes on Brahmaputra's wave.
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  Speaker 1: With him came untutored blesses who beside the ocean dwell
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  Speaker 1: Uncle chiefs of dusky nations from the lands where mountains
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  Speaker 1: swell came brad Matsiu's monarch and his wallecked sons, and
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  Speaker 1: bold Sisupal, king of Jedi, who his son bedecked in gold,
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  Speaker 1: came the Warlech chiefs of Brishni from the shores of
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  Speaker 1: western Sea, and the lords of medadish Eva warlike ev
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  Speaker 1: free two feaced and sacrifice. Yamuna's dark and limpid waters
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  Speaker 1: lay to his tiers palace walls, and to hail him
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  Speaker 1: their mirage monarchs tronked his royal halls. He to honoured
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  Speaker 1: kings and chieftains, which a royal grace assigned palaces with
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  Speaker 1: sparkling waters and with trees ambraceous line honor us. The
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  Speaker 1: mighty monarchs lived in mansions milky white like the pigs
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  Speaker 1: of famed Kailash, lifting proud, dear, snowy, high, graceful walls
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  Speaker 1: that swept the meadows, circled round the royal halls. Nets
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  Speaker 1: of gold blazed the cagements, James betaked the shining walls.
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  Speaker 1: Flights of steps led up the chambers. Many tinted carpet
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  Speaker 1: grazed and festooning. Fragrant garlands were harmonious interlaced far below,
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  Speaker 1: from spacious gateways rose the people's gathering cry, and from
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  Speaker 1: far the swan white mansions caught the ravished Gagir's eye,
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  Speaker 1: richly graced with precious medals, shown the turrets bright and
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  Speaker 1: gay like the richard shining turrets of the lofty himlay,
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  Speaker 1: and the scene bedaked by rishies and by priests and
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  Speaker 1: kings of mith shone like azure sky in splendor, graised
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  Speaker 1: by deathless sons of light speak idishtir Ntu Vishma, elder
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  Speaker 1: of the Kuru rays, andto drown A proud preceptor reads
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  Speaker 1: in lore and warlike grace spake to wise preceptor, creeper
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  Speaker 1: vast in sacred rites of old, to do Judan and
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  Speaker 1: his brothers, honored guests and kinsmen, Bold friends and kinsmen,
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  Speaker 1: grant your favor and your sweet affection. Land, May your
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  Speaker 1: kindness ever helpful, poorly disters right attent as your own command,
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  Speaker 1: My treasure, costly gifts and wealth untold to the poor
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  Speaker 1: and to the wordy, scattered free by James and gold. Speaking.
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  Speaker 1: Thus he made his Dickshah and to holy walk inclined
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  Speaker 1: to his friends and to his kinsmen, all their various
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  Speaker 1: tasks assigned proud Dusassan in his bounty, spread the rich
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  Speaker 1: and some SOA's feast. Dronah's son with due devotion, greeted
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  Speaker 1: Saint and holy Priest Sanjay with a regal honor. Welcomed
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  Speaker 1: King and Chief of Might, Vishma and the pious Dronah
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  Speaker 1: watched the sacrifice hell Ride creeper guarded wealth and treasure,
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  Speaker 1: gold and gems of untold prize and at presents unto
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  Speaker 1: Brahman's sanctified the sacrifice Tretherashtra, old and sightless through the
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  Speaker 1: scene of gladness trade with a careful hand. The do
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  Speaker 1: roaldomity caused a frayed proud Duyudhan took the tribute, which
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  Speaker 1: the chiefs and monarch's paid pious Krishna unto Brahman's honor
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  Speaker 1: and Obegian's maid. It was a gathering fair and wondrous
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  Speaker 1: on Fairyemunah's sacred shore tributes in a thousand nishkas, Every
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  Speaker 1: willing monarch bore costly gifts, proclaimed the homage of each
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  Speaker 1: prince of warlike might, chieftains white with rival chieftains to
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  Speaker 1: assist the holy rite. Brighti models robed in sunlight sailed
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  Speaker 1: across the liquid sky and her glaming cloud. Bone chariots
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  Speaker 1: rested on the turret's high hero monarchs, holy Brahmins filled
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  Speaker 1: the halls, bedecked in gold, white rook prists adept in
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  Speaker 1: mantra mingled with the chieftain's bold and amidst the scene
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  Speaker 1: of spandor pious heart at pure and good like the
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  Speaker 1: seinless gun varun gentle souled Yudistr stood six bright fires.
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  Speaker 1: Udistrir lighted offerings made to gods above, gifts unto the
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  Speaker 1: poor and lowly spake the monarch's boundless love. Hungry men
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  Speaker 1: were fed and fisted with an ample feast of rice,
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  Speaker 1: costly gifts to holy Brahmans grazed a noble sacrifice either
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  Speaker 1: ajaya home or offerings pleased the shining ones on high.
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  Speaker 1: Brahmans pleased its costly presence with their blessings filled the
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  Speaker 1: sky tree. Glimpses of the truth dawned the day of
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  Speaker 1: Afishaikh proud anointment, sacred bad crowned kings and larned Brahmans
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  Speaker 1: crowded on Yudistr's pants, and as gods on heavenly Rishi's
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  Speaker 1: trong in Brahmha's mansions bride, holy priests and noble morenchs
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  Speaker 1: cress the inner sacred side, measureless dear favor and virtue,
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  Speaker 1: great dear panness and their power, And in converse, deep
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  Speaker 1: and larned Brahmins pasted their radiant hour and on subjects
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  Speaker 1: great and sacred, of divided in their taught, various ages,
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  Speaker 1: in their wisdom, various diverse maxims start. Weaker regions seemed
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  Speaker 1: the stronger. Faultless regions often failed. Keen disputants, like the Falcon,
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  Speaker 1: fell on views their rifles held. Some were versed in
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  Speaker 1: laws of duty. Some the holy vows professed somewhat classe
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  Speaker 1: and varied comment. Still, his larned rival pressed bright the
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  Speaker 1: concourse of the Brahmans unto sacred learning given like the
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  Speaker 1: conquours of the bright stars in the glorious vault of heaven.
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  Speaker 1: None of impure cast and conduct trespassed on the holy side,
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  Speaker 1: None of impure life and manners stay in the yetist's
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  Speaker 1: sacred right. Devari, she saintly nodded, marked the sacrificial rithe
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  Speaker 1: sanctifying by its lusture good it Istri's royal mind, and
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  Speaker 1: the ray of heavenly wisdom lit Darrici's inner eye as
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  Speaker 1: he saw the gathered monarchs in the conquerors, proud and high.
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  Speaker 1: He had heard from lif Celestel in the heavenly Mansion's bride.
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  Speaker 1: All these kings were God incarnate portions of celestial life,
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  Speaker 1: and he saw in them embodied beings of the upper sky.
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  Speaker 1: And in Lodazaide Krishna saw the highest of the high,
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  Speaker 1: saw the ancient Nion, Great Creation's primal Cause, who had
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  Speaker 1: sent the gods as monarchs to offold his righteous laws,
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  Speaker 1: battle for the cause of virtue, perish in the deathly war,
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  Speaker 1: than to seek their upper mansions in the radiant dreams.
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  Speaker 1: Afar Narayan, World's preserver, sent immortal gods on art, He himself,
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  Speaker 1: in the race of Yadu, had assumed his mortal bird,
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  Speaker 1: like the moon among the planets born in Brishny's noble clan,
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  Speaker 1: He whom bright gods ran their worship, Narayan, son of Man,
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  Speaker 1: primal Cause, and self created. When is done, His path
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  Speaker 1: was high, narrowleaze immortals to their dwelling in the sky.
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  Speaker 1: Such bright glimpses of the secret flashed upon his inner side.
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  Speaker 1: As in lofty contemplation, Narath gazed upon the right for
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  Speaker 1: the arga outspeak Fisma to yiddishtr monarch of this wide domain,
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  Speaker 1: honor due to crowd monarchs, our sacred law, a day
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  Speaker 1: Igur to the vise, preceptor to the kinsman and to priest,
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  Speaker 1: to the friend, and to the scholar, to the king
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  Speaker 1: as lord of feast, And too these is due the Argea.
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  Speaker 1: So our holy reeds have said. Therefore, to these kings assembled,
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  Speaker 1: be the highest honor paid. Noble are these crowned monarchs
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  Speaker 1: radiant like the noonday sun, to the noblest first in virtue,
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  Speaker 1: be the foremost honor done. Who is noblest, go tu
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  Speaker 1: dishtr in this galaxy of fame, Who of jieves and
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  Speaker 1: crowned monarchs thought our foremost honor claim? Pondering spake the
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  Speaker 1: ancient fishman in his accents, deep and clear, greatest midst,
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  Speaker 1: the great is Krishna, chief of man without appear, meets
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  Speaker 1: these monarchs, pure in lustre, purest hearted than most high.
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  Speaker 1: Like the radiant son is Krishna meets the planet sobbed
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  Speaker 1: the sky. Sunless climes are warmed towardure by the Sun's
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  Speaker 1: returning ray. Willless wests surwaked to gladness when reviving breeges play.
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  Speaker 1: Even so, these Rajas were this die sacrifice, hell ride
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  Speaker 1: owes its sanctity and splendor. Unto Krishna's holy mind, face
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  Speaker 1: must spake, and Sadib served his mandate quick as heart
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  Speaker 1: and the arghare duly flavored unto peerless Krishna brought Krishna
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  Speaker 1: trained in rules of virtue. Then the often argia took
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  Speaker 1: darkened Sizopal's forehead and his framing tramor shook testudent to
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  Speaker 1: Wishma taunced the chief his flaming eyes to the great
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  Speaker 1: and honored Krishna. Sisupal's wrathful cries five Sisupal's pride not
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  Speaker 1: to brisk this uncrowned hero, should his reverence be paid
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  Speaker 1: meetst his mighty crowned monarchs in their kingly pomp parade,
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  Speaker 1: I will be seems the good it ish der Royal
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  Speaker 1: Pandu's Riteya son homage to an uncrowned chieftain to the
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  Speaker 1: lowly honor done. Pandu's sons are yet untutored, and which
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  Speaker 1: knowology yet unblessed, knowing which my blessed tuisdom had the
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  Speaker 1: rules of gods transgrasced, learned in the laws of duty.
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  Speaker 1: He had seemed from partial love, conscious rich of rules
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  Speaker 1: of honor, dot of a deeper hatred move in this
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  Speaker 1: strong of crowned monarchs, ruling king's varietyous fame. Can this
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  Speaker 1: uncrowned Rishni chieftain foremost drank and honor. Claim thought he
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  Speaker 1: as a sage and elder, claim the homage to him
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  Speaker 1: done she or his father. But sudeb had his claims
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  Speaker 1: before his son. Dot He, as it is to skinsman
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  Speaker 1: count as former than the best royal rupert by a lence,
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  Speaker 1: surely might declaim contest doth He, as a vice preceptor,
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  Speaker 1: claim the highest foremost place. When the great preceptor Drona
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  Speaker 1: dot his royal mansioned grace unto Krishna, as Rishi should
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  Speaker 1: be foremost rank given Saint Libyasa claims the honor weddigbad
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  Speaker 1: inspired by heaven unto Krishna, should be render honor for
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  Speaker 1: his warlike fame. Thou O Vishma, that subduer surely might
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  Speaker 1: precedence claim unto Krishna for his knowledge. Should the noble
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  Speaker 1: prize we yield, Drona's son, unmatched in learning, surely might
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  Speaker 1: contest the field. Great Duryatan midst. The princess stands alone
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  Speaker 1: without a peer, creeper priest of royal cruse, holiest of
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  Speaker 1: all priests here archer current braver archer nundaires of mortal
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  Speaker 1: birth Kuron lant his arms from Rama, he who sleeved
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  Speaker 1: the king Sabad. Wherefore then to unknown Krishna render we
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  Speaker 1: this homage free saintly priest, nor vist preceptor. King no
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  Speaker 1: Formo's chief is he six Sizuphal's fall. Tiger hearted, Sizupal
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  Speaker 1: speak in anger, stam and high calm unto him. Chrishna answered,
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  Speaker 1: but light was in his eye. Least o chiefs and
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  Speaker 1: righteous monarchs from a daughter of our race, evil distance,
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  Speaker 1: Sizupal doth his noble lineus trays spite of wrong and
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  Speaker 1: frequent outrage, spite of insult, often flung. Never in his
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  Speaker 1: heart had Krishna soft to do his Kinsmandra. Once I
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  Speaker 1: went to eastern regions, Sisupal, like a foe, burned my
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  Speaker 1: father aim Sipo Dwarka laid damat and temple low. Once
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  Speaker 1: on Voja's trusting monarch, faithless Sisobal fell, slew his men
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  Speaker 1: and threw him captive in his castle's dungeon ceil. Once
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  Speaker 1: for hol A samed Wasudev sent his teeth. Sizopal stole
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  Speaker 1: the judger sought to stop dariighteous deed. Once on saintly
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  Speaker 1: Bavru's consort pious, hearted, pure and just, Sizubol fell in madness,
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  Speaker 1: forced the lady to his last. Once Bissal's beauteous princess
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  Speaker 1: went to seek her husband's side. In her husband's garb, disguised,
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  Speaker 1: Sisophal clapped the bride. This and more had Krishna's offered
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  Speaker 1: for his mother is our king. But the sickening tailor
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  Speaker 1: pellet and he added, seemed to see one more tale
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  Speaker 1: of Sina mansion. By his imperious passion fired to my
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  Speaker 1: saint wife Rukmini. Sisuppal had aspired as the low bone
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  Speaker 1: seeks the bader, soiling it with impure breath. Sisupal sought
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  Speaker 1: my concert, and his righteous doom is dead. Christna spake,
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  Speaker 1: the rising red blood speaks each angry hero's shame, shame
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  Speaker 1: for Chad's in p's actions, grief for Sisupal's fame, loudly
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  Speaker 1: laughed proud Sisupal spake with a bitter taunt. Tanjier answered
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  Speaker 1: Christia's lofty manners with disdain and cruel sneer where fallen
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  Speaker 1: this vast assembly, Thus proclaim thy tale of shame. If
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  Speaker 1: thy wedded wife and consort did inspire my full flame
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  Speaker 1: dot a man of sense and honor, blessed her to
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  Speaker 1: wisdom Ma, and with pride does proclaim his wedded concert
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  Speaker 1: was Anaer's loving bride. Do divorced or if by anger
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  Speaker 1: or by weak forbearance led Sizopal seeks no mercy, Not
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  Speaker 1: doth Krishna's anger. Dad lowered Krishna's eye and forehead, and
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  Speaker 1: unto his hands there came fatal disk, the dread of sinners,
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  Speaker 1: disk that never missed its aim. Monarchs in this hall assembled. Krishna,
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  Speaker 1: in his anger, cried of that had Jadeus in pierce Monarch
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  Speaker 1: Krishna's noble raised the fire fond to his pious murder.
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  Speaker 1: Plighted ward and trot was given Sizophoal's hundred follies would
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  Speaker 1: by Krishna before given. I have kept a plighted promise,
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  Speaker 1: But his crimes exceed the tale. And beneath this mangeful weapon,
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  Speaker 1: Sizopal now shall quail. Then the bright and whiling discuss
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  Speaker 1: as dis mandate, Krishna said, phellom in pier Sizopal from
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  Speaker 1: his body, smote his head felt the mighty armed monarch
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  Speaker 1: like a thunder or even rock severed from apparent mountain
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  Speaker 1: by the ball's restless shook, and his soul be cleansed.
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  Speaker 1: Their passions came forth from its mortal shroud like a
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  Speaker 1: radiant sun, in splendor, from a dark and mantling cloud.
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  Speaker 1: Unto Krishna, gold and gracious, like a lyriid spark of flame.
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  Speaker 1: Chestened of its scene and anger, Sisipal's spirit came reindiscence,
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  Speaker 1: incopious torrents, quick delly relightnings fly, and a wide out
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  Speaker 1: feels a chamber restless hunters shake the sky. Various feelings
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  Speaker 1: avaid the monarchs as they stand in harsh dumaze mutely
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  Speaker 1: in those speechless moments on the lifeless warrior cage. Some
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  Speaker 1: there or who seek their weapons and their nervous fingers shake,
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  Speaker 1: and their lips they bite in anger, and their frames
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  Speaker 1: in tram or quake. Others in their inmost bosom welcome
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  Speaker 1: Christna's writings. Deed look on that of Sisuphal as a
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  Speaker 1: singer's proper mead Rashiz blaced the deed of Krishna as
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  Speaker 1: they went their various ways. Brahman's pure and pious hearted
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  Speaker 1: Chanderteus Christna's praise said, it is tear gentle hearted. Thus
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  Speaker 1: unto his brother's said, funeral rites and regal honors be
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  Speaker 1: performed unto the dead tediously. His faithful brothers then performed
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  Speaker 1: each pious rite honors due to Jady's monarch, to his
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  Speaker 1: rank and peerless mind. Sisopol's son deceded in his mighty
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  Speaker 1: father's place, and which holy Avishaikh hailed him King of
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  Speaker 1: Jady's race. Seven, it is tear Emperor, thus removed the
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  Speaker 1: helpless hindrance. Now the holy sacrifice was performed as joyant
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  Speaker 1: splendor and its gifts of gold and rise. God like
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  Speaker 1: Krishna watched benignly with his bow and discanmas and it
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  Speaker 1: has still close the fisting with his kindliness and grace.
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  Speaker 1: Brahman sprinkled holy water on the empire's riteous lord. All
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  Speaker 1: the monarchs made of aisance, speaking sweet and graceful word.
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  Speaker 1: Born of race of Azimada, thou hast spread thy father's fame,
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  Speaker 1: rising by the native virtue, thou hast won a mightier
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  Speaker 1: name and is right unto the station doth a holier
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  Speaker 1: grace in steel and thy royal grests and kindness. All
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  Speaker 1: our hope and wishful feel grant us, King of Mighty monarchs.
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  Speaker 1: Now unto our rooms, we go Emperor over early rulers,
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  Speaker 1: blessings and thy grace, bestow good It is did to
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  Speaker 1: the monarchs, parting grace and honor's paid and unto his
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  Speaker 1: duteous brothers, doesn't loving kindness say to our feast. These
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  Speaker 1: noble monarchs came from well love de bear far as
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  Speaker 1: confines of their kingdoms with them, let our friends repair
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  Speaker 1: and his brothers and his kinsmen duediously his hesto weey
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  Speaker 1: with each parting guests and monarch journey on the homeward way.
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  Speaker 1: Origin when sweet high soult Rupert, famed for lofty warlike grace,
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  Speaker 1: twisted the mote Biddad monarch of the much series Veim
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  Speaker 1: on the ancient Vishma and then Corus King Dot weigh
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  Speaker 1: Sir he waits and rone great in arms and virtue
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  Speaker 1: great with gandharvas. Warlike monarch Brave Nichole holds his way
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  Speaker 1: other chiefs with other monarchs where their distant kingdoms lay.
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  Speaker 1: Lust of all it is TIR's kinsmen, riteous Christiana fain
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  Speaker 1: would part, and unto the Goodestir opens does his joyful
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  Speaker 1: heart done this glorious Rajasu joy and proud of Kuru's race,
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  Speaker 1: grant of friend to see God Dwarka Krishna. Now his
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  Speaker 1: steps must trace be thy grace and be thy valor.
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  Speaker 1: Said it is to does replies, be thy presence. Noble Krishna,
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  Speaker 1: I performed this high emprize by thy all subduing glory.
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  Speaker 1: Monarchs bore it is tor sway, came with gifts and
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  Speaker 1: costly presence came their tributes rich to pay must our
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  Speaker 1: part My uttered accents may not be the friend to
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  Speaker 1: go in di absence, vain or empire and this life
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  Speaker 1: were full of war. Yet thaar prattest, sinless Krishna dearest,
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  Speaker 1: the best beloved friend. Unto Dwarka's seast mansions Christna, must
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  Speaker 1: his footsteps spend then unto Yidistri's mother, pious at Christna
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  Speaker 1: highs and in excellence love inspiring Thus to ancient Preeta
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  Speaker 1: cries regal fame and righteous glory. Crown Thy sons reverd
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  Speaker 1: dame joyde in their peerless prowers, in their holy, spotless fame,
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  Speaker 1: made thy son's success and triumph. Cheery widowed mother's heart,
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  Speaker 1: grand believe or noble lady fought to dwarka I depart
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  Speaker 1: from it is tear, squint dropody, pudge the chief with
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  Speaker 1: many a tear, and from our june swift Suvadra Christmas sister,
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  Speaker 1: Ever dear then, who tries some due ablutions to the Gods.
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  Speaker 1: Our offerings made Christs repeat their benedictions for the righteous
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  Speaker 1: Christmas aid and his faithful cheriot driver brings his falcon
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  Speaker 1: bannered car like the clouds, in massive splendor and resistless
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  Speaker 1: in the war pious mounts. The chariot fondly greets his
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  Speaker 1: friends once more leaves blue Gemunah's sacred waters for his tworkers.
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  Speaker 1: Dear loved sore stealing his cheer, and his brothers sad
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  Speaker 1: and sore and grieved at heart, followed Christna's moving chariot,
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  Speaker 1: for they could not see him. Proud Christna stopped once
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  Speaker 1: more his chariot and his parting blazing scafe. Thus the
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  Speaker 1: Chief with eyes of Lotus spake in accents, calm and
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  Speaker 1: brave king of man, with sleepless watching ever god thy
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  Speaker 1: Kingdom flare like a father, tend their subjects with her
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  Speaker 1: father's love and care, be unto them like the rain
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  Speaker 1: drop nourishing the tusty ground. Be unto them, tree of shelter,
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  Speaker 1: shading them from heat around like the blue sky, ever
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  Speaker 1: banding be unto them. Everkind, free from pride and free
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  Speaker 1: from passion ruled Amt. A virtuous mind spake and left.
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  Speaker 1: The saintly Krishna Piore and pious hearted chief sat in
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  Speaker 1: his cheer, wandered homeward, and his heart was filled with
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  Speaker 1: grief and of vogue three