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04 - Dyuta (The Fatal Dice) - Mahabharata · Philosophy and Faith

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  Speaker 1: Book four Dude the Federal Dyes. Dirudhan came back from
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  Speaker 1: the imperial sacrifice, feeled duty jealousy against Itti Histir, and
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  Speaker 1: devised plants to effect his fall. Sakuni, Prince of Gandhar,
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  Speaker 1: shared Deludan's hatred towards the sons of Pandu and helped
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  Speaker 1: him in his dark scheme. It is here which all
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  Speaker 1: his piety and righteousness had one weakness, the love of gambling,
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  Speaker 1: which was one of the visiting scenes of the monarchs
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  Speaker 1: of the day. Sakuni was an expert at false dyes,
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  Speaker 1: and the challenged Toistir and iti ist here held it
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  Speaker 1: a point of honor not to decline such a challenge.
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  Speaker 1: He came from his new capital in Repressed to Hastinapur,
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  Speaker 1: the capital of Do Rudhan, with his mother and brothers
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  Speaker 1: and robody, and as it is still lost, came after game.
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  Speaker 1: He was stung with his losses, and with the recklessness
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  Speaker 1: of a gambler, still went on with the feral game.
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  Speaker 1: His wealth unholded gold and jewels, his teeds, elephants and cars,
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  Speaker 1: his slaves male and female, his empire positions were all
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  Speaker 1: staked and lost. The madness increased, and it is there
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  Speaker 1: stacked his brothers, and then himself, and then the fair
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  Speaker 1: droperty had lost. And thus the Emperor of Interpress and
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  Speaker 1: his family were deprived of every position on art and
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  Speaker 1: became the bond slaves of Durudhan. The old King Detastri
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  Speaker 1: released them from actual slavery, but the five brothers retired
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  Speaker 1: to forests as homeless exiles. Portions of section sixty five
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  Speaker 1: and the whole of section sixty nine, seventy six and
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  Speaker 1: seventy seven of Book two of the original text have
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  Speaker 1: been translated in this book. One drop they in the
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  Speaker 1: council hall glassed on Ganga's limpid waders, brightly shine Hastina's walls.
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  Speaker 1: Queen Dropoty duly honored leaves within the palace halls, but
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  Speaker 1: as steals a lowly jackal in a lordly lion's den
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  Speaker 1: based the youth ensemble Menial came to proud Dropody Scan
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  Speaker 1: pardon Empress to Dominio royl Pandu's rteas son lost his
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  Speaker 1: game and lost his reason. Empress, Thou arts tact and won.
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  Speaker 1: Prince Deludan claims the lady and the victor beats me,
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  Speaker 1: say thou shalt serve him as his vessel as his
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  Speaker 1: slave in Palacete, Have I heard demenial rightly questioned she
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  Speaker 1: in anguish keen thought a crowned king and husband stake
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  Speaker 1: his wife and Losey's queen deadminable lord and monarch, sense
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  Speaker 1: and reason lose at dice other stake. He did not
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  Speaker 1: wizer wedded wife to sacrifice others takes her duly wizard.
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  Speaker 1: So he spake with bitter groan, wealth and empire, every
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  Speaker 1: object which it is dere called his own, lost, himself
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  Speaker 1: and all his brothers, bonns Menardo's princess brave. Then he
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  Speaker 1: stacked his wife and empress thou Art, Prince Judan's slave
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  Speaker 1: rose the queen in queenly anger and the woman's pride.
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  Speaker 1: She spake high demenial to thy master. Queen Jopati's answer,
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  Speaker 1: take if my lord himself a bondsman, then had stacked
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  Speaker 1: his queen and wife, false mistake, For olds a bondsman,
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  Speaker 1: neither wealth nor other's live slave can we as her
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  Speaker 1: wife nor children, And such action is undone. Take my
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  Speaker 1: wote to Prince Deluthan. Queen Jopeddy is on one wrathful,
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  Speaker 1: was the proud Douruthan, when he heard the answer bold
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  Speaker 1: to his younger. While Dusassan this his angry mandate told,
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  Speaker 1: little minded is the menial, and his heart in terror
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  Speaker 1: fails for the fear of wrathful bem lo his coward
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  Speaker 1: bosom quails Tau Dsassan bid the princess as our humble
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  Speaker 1: slavey appear Thunder's sons are humble bondsmen, and thy heart
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  Speaker 1: it wants no fear, fears the Sassan hard domandate bloodshot
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  Speaker 1: was his flaming eye, fought it to the inner chambers.
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  Speaker 1: Did with eager footsteps high proudly said the fair Dropody
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  Speaker 1: Monarch's daughter, Monarch's wife. Unto her that pays the Sassen
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  Speaker 1: speak the message in sultrive loada said panchaal princess fairly
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  Speaker 1: sticked and one that came, come and meet thy lord
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  Speaker 1: to do them chase that mantling blush of shame serves
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  Speaker 1: as the lords and masters be our beauteous, bright eyed slave.
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  Speaker 1: Come unto the council chamber, wait upon the young and
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  Speaker 1: brave proud Dropoty shakes with tremor at Du Sassan's hateful sight,
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  Speaker 1: and she shades her eye and hoehead, and her bloodless
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  Speaker 1: cheeks are white at his words, her chaste hot sickens,
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  Speaker 1: and which wild averted eye aunt rooms where dwelt o women,
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  Speaker 1: Queen dropody seeks to fly vainly spent the trembling princess
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  Speaker 1: in her fear and in her shame, by her streaming
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  Speaker 1: wavy tresses, fears the Sassen held to day sacred looks
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  Speaker 1: with holy water dew that rasas we arrived, and by
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  Speaker 1: mantra consecrated fragrant, flowing and bride based the Sassan, by
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  Speaker 1: those dresses held a faint and flying queen feared no
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  Speaker 1: more the sons of Pandu, nor their vengeance. Fierce and
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  Speaker 1: keen dragged her in her sleeping garments by her long
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  Speaker 1: and trailing hair, and like sapling tempest shaken, wept and
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  Speaker 1: shook the trembling fair stooping in her shame and anguish,
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  Speaker 1: pale with rath and woman's fear, trembling and in stifled accents.
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  Speaker 1: Thus he spake, with streaming tear, lame me shamely sprints
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  Speaker 1: to Sassan. Elder's noble lords are here. Canny modest, weathered
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  Speaker 1: woman does in loose attire, appear win the words and
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  Speaker 1: soft entreaty which the weeping princess made vainly to the
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  Speaker 1: gods and models. She in bitter, anguished, prayed, ford gruel
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  Speaker 1: words of insult. Still the Sasan mocked her war loosely
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  Speaker 1: clad her void of clothing to the council hall, you go,
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  Speaker 1: slave wands fairly sticked and conquered, Wait upon thy masters,
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  Speaker 1: brave live among our household manials, serve us as our
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  Speaker 1: willing slave. Two drop a this's plaint, lose, attired with
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  Speaker 1: trailing tresses, came drop at the weak and faint stood
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  Speaker 1: in the council chamber, tearful made her piteous plaint. Elders
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  Speaker 1: forced in holy Suestra and in every holy rite, pardon
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  Speaker 1: if dropody comeths in this sad unseemly plight, stayed I
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  Speaker 1: seinful deed to sassen, nameless wrongs and insult. Spare touch me,
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  Speaker 1: not to it hands uncleanly sacred is omen's hair, Honored Elders,
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  Speaker 1: righteous nobles have on me protection given tremble siner, seek
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  Speaker 1: no mercy from the wrathful gods in heaven. Here in glory,
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  Speaker 1: son of the herm seats, my noble righteous lord, sin
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  Speaker 1: nor shame, nor human frailty, stay in seed his dear
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  Speaker 1: steed or word silent all, and will no chieftain rise
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  Speaker 1: to save a woman's life, not a hand or voices
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  Speaker 1: lifted to defend a virtuous wife lost his Kuru's righteous glory,
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  Speaker 1: lost his verat ancient name, lost this coutry as kingly
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  Speaker 1: proise wari like what and knightly fame. Wherefore else to
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  Speaker 1: Kuruerrir Staeley view this empires seem Wherefore gleam not righteous
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  Speaker 1: weapons to protect an outraged queen fish? Had he lost
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  Speaker 1: his virtue drown, had he lost his mind? Had some
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  Speaker 1: owner call the curu ceased to battle for the right?
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  Speaker 1: Wherefore are you mutant, voiceless counselors of mighty fame? Vacant
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  Speaker 1: eye and pauldy ritrum watched this deed of Koru's shame, tree,
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  Speaker 1: insult and vow of revenge, spake dropody, slender western, and
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  Speaker 1: her words were starn and high anger flamed it in
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  Speaker 1: her bosom, and the tear was in her eye, And
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  Speaker 1: as sparkling speaking glouances fell on Pando's sons like fire
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  Speaker 1: steered in them. A mighty passion and the thirst for
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  Speaker 1: vengeance dire lost their empire, wealth and fortune. The tile
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  Speaker 1: rect day thought of all, but dropped his bleeding glances
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  Speaker 1: like a poniard, smote them all darkly frowned, ancient wish
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  Speaker 1: rathful drone beat his tongue failed, the door marked with
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  Speaker 1: tanger insults on drop ody flung fulsome ward nor foul
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  Speaker 1: dishonor could their truthful utterance stain and the course to
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  Speaker 1: Sassan's action When the herd dropped his plained but brave
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  Speaker 1: curn to a warrior, Arjun's deadly foe was he against
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  Speaker 1: the humble sons of Pandu spake his corn thus bitterly.
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  Speaker 1: It is no fault of dying fair princess fallen to
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  Speaker 1: this oarvile state. Wife and son rule not their actions,
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  Speaker 1: others rule their hapless faith Thai. It is Tirs sold
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  Speaker 1: his bart, ride sold thee at the empire's play, and
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  Speaker 1: the wife falls with the husband and her duty to obey.
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  Speaker 1: Leave Thou in this crew household, do the Kuru Prince's
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  Speaker 1: will serve them as thy lords and masters with thy beauty?
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  Speaker 1: Please them? Still, fair one seek another husband who in foolish,
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  Speaker 1: reckless game. Will not take a loving omen, will not
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  Speaker 1: cast her fort in shame, for thy censure not a
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  Speaker 1: woman when she is a menial slave. If our Roman's
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  Speaker 1: fancy renders to the young and to the brave, For
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  Speaker 1: the lord is not thy husband as a slave, he
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  Speaker 1: had no wife, Thou art free with truer lover to
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  Speaker 1: enjoy a wedded life. They whom at the somber choosier
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  Speaker 1: fair Ponzal's bride. They have lost thee with dropathy, lost
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  Speaker 1: their empire and their pride. Viim heart and quick and
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  Speaker 1: fiercely heaved his bosom in his shame, and his red
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  Speaker 1: glance fell uncurned like a tongue of wooderinghame. Bound by
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  Speaker 1: Elder's slighted promise, Vim could not smite in ire looked
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  Speaker 1: a painted form of anger, flaming with an anguished dire king.
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  Speaker 1: An elder uttered Weim and his words were few and brave,
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  Speaker 1: vain were red and righteous passion in the soult and
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  Speaker 1: bound and slave would that son of chariot driver fling
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  Speaker 1: on ustis insult keel hadst thou noble king and elder
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  Speaker 1: stack nor freedom nor our queen said it is dear
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  Speaker 1: herd in anguish band in shame his lowly head. Proud
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  Speaker 1: Duruthan laughed in triumph, and in scornful axence said, speak,
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  Speaker 1: it is dere for thy brothers own their elder's righteous way.
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  Speaker 1: Speak for truth in the abided. For you ever marks
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  Speaker 1: thy way, hadst thou lost thy new built empire, and
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  Speaker 1: thy brother's proud and brave hast Thou lost thy fair droperty,
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  Speaker 1: his thy wedded wife, our slave lip Norray did move
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  Speaker 1: with his chair hateful truthoud not deny karn loved but
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  Speaker 1: saintly wishman wiped his old and manly eye. Madness seized
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  Speaker 1: the proud Duruthan, and, inflamed by passian bays, sought the
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  Speaker 1: prince to stained droperty with a deep and foul disgrace
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  Speaker 1: on the proud and peerless woman. Cast his loving, lustful eye,
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  Speaker 1: sought to hold the high born princess as his slave
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  Speaker 1: upon his knee. Him panned his rat no longer lightning
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  Speaker 1: like his glance, he flung, and the ancient hall of
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  Speaker 1: Curus with his thunder accents rung. May I never reach
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  Speaker 1: those mansions where my fathers leave on high. May I
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  Speaker 1: never meet ancestors in the bride and sky if dead
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  Speaker 1: knee by which thou sinnests Viam breaks not in his
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  Speaker 1: ire in the battle's trade Arenaut his weapon, that ful
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  Speaker 1: dire red fire flamed on Weam's forehead, sparkled from his
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  Speaker 1: angry eye, as from tough and knarled branches foster crackling
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  Speaker 1: red sparks fly four Cheterostra's kindness hark Within the sacred chamber,
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  Speaker 1: where the priest is in white attire with libationans morn
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  Speaker 1: and evening feed the sacrifice all fire and over sacred
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  Speaker 1: rites of Homer Rahman's gan der Mantra high there is hurt,
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  Speaker 1: the jackal's wailing and the raven's ominous cry. Wise widore
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  Speaker 1: knew that Ormond and the Queen Gandhari knew. Fishmmuttered Swasti
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  Speaker 1: swasi at disportant strange and new drone, and Preceptor Creeper
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  Speaker 1: uttered too, that holy world spake her fears. The Queen
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  Speaker 1: Gandharry to her spouse and Royal Lord Triterterastra heard untrembled
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  Speaker 1: with a sudden holy fear, and his feeble accents quavered,
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  Speaker 1: and his eyes were deemed by tear Son to Judhin
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  Speaker 1: ever luckless, godless, graceless, witless child. Hast thou Drupet's virtuous daughter,
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  Speaker 1: thus insulted and reviled. Hast thou quoted death and danger
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  Speaker 1: for destruction, clouds our pad may and old man's soft
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  Speaker 1: entreaties still avert this sign of red, slow and gently
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  Speaker 1: to drop the was the sightless monarchlad and in kind
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  Speaker 1: and gentle accents unto her, the old man said, noblest Empress,
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  Speaker 1: dearest daughter, good it is, dear stainless wife, purest of
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  Speaker 1: the cruel ladies, nearest to my heart and life. Pardon
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  Speaker 1: wrong and cruel insult, and ever the rats of heaven voice,
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  Speaker 1: I wish and ask for blessing. Be my son's misdeed forgiven,
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  Speaker 1: answered him, the fair dropody, monarch of the Curu's life.
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  Speaker 1: For thy grace and for their mercy, every joy on
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  Speaker 1: art be thye, since thou bidst me name my wishes
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  Speaker 1: this the boon, I ask of thee, that my gracious lord,
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  Speaker 1: it is there once again be bondage free. I have
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  Speaker 1: borne a child unto him, noble boy and fair and
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  Speaker 1: brave be he prince of royal station, not the son
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  Speaker 1: of bond and slave. Let not lie down. Thinking children
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  Speaker 1: point to him in utter's corn, call him slave, and
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  Speaker 1: thou suputre of a slave and bondsmen born virtuous daughter
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  Speaker 1: have dioshes does dan sent monarch cried, name a second
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  Speaker 1: boon and blessing, and it shall be gratified. Grant me then, no, grazious, father, mighty,
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  Speaker 1: weem urgin brave, and the youngest twin born brothers, none
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  Speaker 1: of them may be a slave. With there are and
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  Speaker 1: uit your chariots. Let the noble princess part freemel, Let
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  Speaker 1: them range the country, strong of hand and stout of heart.
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  Speaker 1: Be it so high, This tine princess ansien tritorostra, cried
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  Speaker 1: nay manerer bone and blessing, and it shall be gratified.
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  Speaker 1: Foremost of my queenly daughters dearest cherished, and the best meeting.
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  Speaker 1: Thus thy gentle Lucius, now I feel my house is blessed.
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  Speaker 1: Not so answered him the princess. Other boon I may
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  Speaker 1: not sink. Thou art bounteous and droperty should be modest,
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  Speaker 1: wise and meek. Twice I asked, and twice you granted,
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  Speaker 1: and Ekshatriya asks no more. Unto Brahman's it is given
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  Speaker 1: asking favors evermore. Now my lord and warlike brothers from
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  Speaker 1: their hateful bondage freed seek their fortune by their prowess
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  Speaker 1: and by brave and virtuous deed. Five the banishment. Now
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  Speaker 1: it is here, raft of empire, far from kinsmen, heart
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  Speaker 1: and home with his wife and faithful brothers. Master's houseless
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  Speaker 1: exciles Rome, parting blessings speak. It is here, Elder of
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  Speaker 1: the Kuru Lion, noble Grandshire, stainless fishmen, made thy glorious
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  Speaker 1: ever shine, drone prist and great Preceptor, saintly creep are
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  Speaker 1: true and brave Chorus Monarch Treterastra, made the God's thy empire,
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  Speaker 1: save good, widore, true and faithful, made I virtue served
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  Speaker 1: thee well. Warlike suns up Teterastra, let me bid you
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  Speaker 1: all farewell. So he speck unto his kinsmen, wishing good
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  Speaker 1: for evil done, and in silent shame they listened, parting
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  Speaker 1: words they uttered none painted heart was good widore, and
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  Speaker 1: he asked in sore distress, Audioplith, whilst you wander in
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  Speaker 1: the past at less wilderness. Royal born, unused to hardship,
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  Speaker 1: weak and long, unused to roam, as it is thy
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  Speaker 1: saintly mother, Let fair pritha stay at home, and by
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  Speaker 1: all beloved respected in my house, shall pret a duell
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  Speaker 1: till your ears of exile over, Ye shall greet her
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  Speaker 1: safe and well answered him, the sons of PANDU be
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  Speaker 1: it even as you say unto us, thou art a father,
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  Speaker 1: Wi thy sacred will obey. Give us then thy holy blessings,
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  Speaker 1: Friend and father. Ere we part, Blessings from the true
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  Speaker 1: and righteous, praised of people. Fainting heart speak the door,
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  Speaker 1: pious hearted, best of forrats ancient race. Let me bless
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  Speaker 1: thee and thy brothers, souls of truth and righteous grace.
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  Speaker 1: Fortune brings no will to mortals who may win by wicked,
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  Speaker 1: while sorrow brings no shame to mortals who are free
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  Speaker 1: from sin and guile. Taua trained the laws of duty.
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  Speaker 1: Urgin is unmatched in war, and on weim in the battle,
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  Speaker 1: kindly shines his faithful star and the twin's axel in wisdom.
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  Speaker 1: Borne to rule a mighty state, fair droperdy ever faithful
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  Speaker 1: wins the smiles of fickle faith. Each with varied gifts,
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  Speaker 1: send out each beloved of one and all. Ye shall
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  Speaker 1: wein a spacious empire, great or might. Here after fall
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  Speaker 1: tis your exile. Good. It is here he is ordained
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  Speaker 1: to serve your real He's a trial and samadi for
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  Speaker 1: its chestence, but to heal. Mayro taught three righteous maxims,
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  Speaker 1: where Himalay soars above and in Baranovat's forest. Vias taught
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  Speaker 1: thee holy love from Apriach the laws of duty far
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  Speaker 1: on rigus lofty heel. Shambo showed the way where thought
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  Speaker 1: Trisadvat his limpid reel fell from whips of Saint Asita,
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  Speaker 1: words of wisdom, deep and grave regotut to it fire
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  Speaker 1: thy bosom by the dark Kalmasis wave. Now once more
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  Speaker 1: the teaching comet pure or brightier Oftener taught learn the
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  Speaker 1: truth from heavenly nared. Happy is thy mortal lot greater
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  Speaker 1: than the son of Illah than the kings of Art
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  Speaker 1: in might, holier than the holy rishes be thou in
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  Speaker 1: thy virtue. Bride Indra helped THEE in thy battles, proud
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  Speaker 1: subduer of mankind, Yama in the mightier duty, in the
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  Speaker 1: conquest of thy mind. Good Kovera teached the kindness hungry
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  Speaker 1: and the poor to feed. King Bernua quelled thy passions
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  Speaker 1: free thy heart from seen and greed, like the moon,
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  Speaker 1: in holy lsure, like the art, in passions, deep, like
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  Speaker 1: the sun, be full of radiance, strong, like Queen's restless sweep,
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  Speaker 1: in thy sorrow, in affliction, ever deeper lessons learn, riteous,
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  Speaker 1: be your life in exile, happy, be your safe return.
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  Speaker 1: May his eyes again behold thee in Hastina's ancient town,
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  Speaker 1: conqueror of earthly trials, crown to virtuous, heavenly crown. Speak
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  Speaker 1: be door to the brothers, and I felt there might
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  Speaker 1: increase bout to him in salutation. Feel to the deeper,
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  Speaker 1: holier peace both to wish man, to drone, and to
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  Speaker 1: chiefs and elders. All exiles to the pathless jungle left
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  Speaker 1: their father's ancient hall. Six Prithau's lament in the inner
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  Speaker 1: palace chambers, where the royal ladies dwell, onto Pritha came, Dropody,
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  Speaker 1: came to speak herself, farewell, Monarch's daughter, Monarch's consort, as
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  Speaker 1: in exiles, he must go. Pritta wept, and in the
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  Speaker 1: chambers rose the wailing voice of war, heaving softs convolsed
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  Speaker 1: her bosom as a silent prayer. She prayed, and in
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  Speaker 1: acceence choked by anguish. Thus her parting words, she said,
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  Speaker 1: grieve not child, if bitter fortune saw dens that we
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  Speaker 1: must part. Virtue had her consolations for the true and
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  Speaker 1: loving heart, and I need not tell thee daughter duties
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  Speaker 1: of a faithful wife rupert's and thy husband's mansions. Thou
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  Speaker 1: hast brightened by thy life, nobly from the seeing chorus,
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  Speaker 1: thou hast taunt thy righteous read safely with a mother's blessing,
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  Speaker 1: dread the trackless jungle path dangers. Bring no war or
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  Speaker 1: sorrow to the true and faithful wife. Sinless deed and
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  Speaker 1: holy conduct ever gird her charmed life. Norse thy lord
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  Speaker 1: wich woman's kindness, and his brother sweary ago young in
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  Speaker 1: years in sa'dib, gentle and unused to bore thy fond blessings.
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  Speaker 1: Help me mother, So the fair dropady said, safe in
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  Speaker 1: righteous trute and virtue forest paths, we fairly stread, wet
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  Speaker 1: her eyes and loose her tresses. Fair Dropody bowed and
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  Speaker 1: left and sent Prita weeping followed of all arthly joy
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  Speaker 1: bereft as she went. Her duteous children now before their
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  Speaker 1: mother came, clad in garments of the deer skin, and
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  Speaker 1: their heads were bent in shame. Sorrow welling in her bosom,
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  Speaker 1: choked her voice and filled her eye till in broken,
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  Speaker 1: stifled accents faintly, Thus did preet her cry, ever true
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  Speaker 1: to pat of duty, noble children, void of stain, true
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  Speaker 1: to God's two mortals, faithful, Why this unmerited pain? Wherefore
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  Speaker 1: had untimely sorrow? Like a darksome cloud above cast its
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  Speaker 1: pale and doubtful shadow on the children of my love.
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  Speaker 1: Ooo to me your wretched mother, Woo to her who
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  Speaker 1: gave you birth stainless sons, For since of Britha have
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  Speaker 1: you suffered? On this art shall arrange the pathless forest,
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  Speaker 1: dreary day and darksome night, reft of all save native virtue,
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  Speaker 1: clad in native in born might woo to me from
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  Speaker 1: rocky mountains where I dwelt by Pandu's side when I
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  Speaker 1: lost him to Hastina. Wherefore came I in my pride.
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  Speaker 1: Happy is your sainted father, dwells in regions of the sky,
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  Speaker 1: sees nor fields, these earthly sorrows, gathering on a stick
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  Speaker 1: and high, Happy too, is faithful. Madri Force trod the
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  Speaker 1: virtuous way, followed Pandu to the bright sky and is
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  Speaker 1: now his joy and stay ye Alona left to Pritha
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  Speaker 1: dear unto her joyless heart, mother's hope and widow's treasure.
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  Speaker 1: And ye may not shall not part leave me not
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  Speaker 1: alone on wide art, loving sons, your virtues prove, dear drop,
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  Speaker 1: but the loving daughter. Let the mother's dear drops move
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  Speaker 1: grunt me Marcy kind creator, and my days in Marcy close,
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  Speaker 1: and my sorrow's kind be data end my life with
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  Speaker 1: all my oars. Help me, pious hearted Christian friend of friendless,
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  Speaker 1: wipe my pain. All who suffer, pray unto thee, and
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  Speaker 1: the never pray in vain, help me wish warlike drone
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  Speaker 1: creeper ever good and wise, Ye are friends of truth
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  Speaker 1: and virtue. Right, yes, trut yea ever prize. Help me
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  Speaker 1: from thy starry Manson's husband. Wherefore dost thou wait, singst
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  Speaker 1: thou not die, god like children exiled by a bitter fate,
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  Speaker 1: part not leave me not my children see k not
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  Speaker 1: the trackless way. Stay but one if one child only
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  Speaker 1: as your mother's hope, and stay youngest gentlest Saadib dearest
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  Speaker 1: to these with old heart, wilt thou watch beside thy
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  Speaker 1: mother while thy cruel brothers part, whispering words of consolation.
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  Speaker 1: Prito's children wiped her eye, then onto the pathless jungle,
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  Speaker 1: torned their steps with Peter's sigh. Koru daimes with fainting
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  Speaker 1: Pritha to Widu's palace. High Choru queens for wheping Pritha
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  Speaker 1: raised their voice in answering cry, Koru maid's forefair dropody
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  Speaker 1: fortune's feeful will upbraid, and their tear yued lotus faces
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  Speaker 1: with their streaming fingers, said Cheterostra. An sient monarch is
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  Speaker 1: by said misgivings, pained question soft with enxious bosom. What
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  Speaker 1: the cruel fates ordained? End of Book four