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07 - Udyoga (The Preparation) - Mahabharata · Philosophy and Faith

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  Speaker 1: Book seven, with juge the preparation the charm of banishment
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  Speaker 1: having expired, Yudister demanded that the kingdom of Interpress should
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  Speaker 1: be restored to him. The old Terastri and his queen,
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  Speaker 1: and the aged and virtuous counselors advised the restoration, but
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  Speaker 1: the jealous Deludon hated his cousins with a genuine hatrate,
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  Speaker 1: and diuld not cement. All negotiations were therefore futile, and
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  Speaker 1: preparations were made on both sides for the most sanguinary
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  Speaker 1: and disastrous battle that had ever been witnessed in Northern India.
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  Speaker 1: The portions translated in this book are from sections one, two, three,
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  Speaker 1: ninety four, one twenty four and one twenty six of
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  Speaker 1: book five of the original text. One Christna's peech mart
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  Speaker 1: and song and nuptial music waked the echoes of the
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  Speaker 1: ninth Youthful bosoms chopped with pleasure. Lovely glances sparkled bride.
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  Speaker 1: But when young and white robushas opped the golden gates
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  Speaker 1: of day to Berard's council chamber, chieftains thoughtful held their way.
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  Speaker 1: Stones inlaid in ark and peeler glinted in the glittering
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  Speaker 1: dawn gave fastoons and graceful garlands over the golden, cushioned
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  Speaker 1: shone Mitsia's King, Pancha's monarch, foremost seats of honor claim
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  Speaker 1: Krishna too, Annvaldave t arkerchiefs of Varietyo's fame by them
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  Speaker 1: sat dou bold said Tiki from the seagard western shore.
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  Speaker 1: And the godlike sons of Pandu days of dark counsulments
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  Speaker 1: over youthful princes in their splendor graced Birard's royal hall.
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  Speaker 1: Valiant sons of valiant fathers, brave in oar, accustant, tall
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  Speaker 1: in their jambi spangled garments, came the warriors, proud and high,
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  Speaker 1: till the council chamber glittered like the starby spangled sky
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  Speaker 1: kind to greetings sweet the converse soft golden moment's fly
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  Speaker 1: till intent on graver questions, all on Krishna torn their eye. Krishna,
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  Speaker 1: it is inner vision, then the state of things surveyed,
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  Speaker 1: and his thoughts before the monarchs does in weighty accents
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  Speaker 1: laid known to all the mighty monarchs. May your glory
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  Speaker 1: everlast true to ply the word Ydister had his wary
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  Speaker 1: exile past twelve long years with fair Dropady in the
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  Speaker 1: patiless jungle strade, and the ear in menial service in
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  Speaker 1: Birrad's palace. Staid he had kept his spighted promise, braved affliction,
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  Speaker 1: woo and shame. And he begs assembled monarchs, Ye shall
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  Speaker 1: now his duty name, For he swerved not from duty
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  Speaker 1: Kingdom of the sky, to win private hamlet Mordan Empire.
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  Speaker 1: So his course be free from sin, loss of realm
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  Speaker 1: and wealth and glory. Higher virtues in him prove thoughts
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  Speaker 1: of peace and not of anger. Still the good it
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  Speaker 1: is deer moved mark again the sleepless anger and the
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  Speaker 1: unrelenting hate, harbored by the proud Druden, driven by his
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  Speaker 1: luckless faith from a child, by fire or poison, impious
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  Speaker 1: skyle or tree Cobb's eyes, he had compassed a dark
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  Speaker 1: destruction by deceit and low device. Ponder well, the gracious monarchs,
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  Speaker 1: with a just and righteous mind, how bit his deroute
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  Speaker 1: your council, with your grace and blessings. Kind Should the
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  Speaker 1: noble son of Pandu seek his right by open war,
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  Speaker 1: seek the aid of righteous monarchs and of Chief Dain's
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  Speaker 1: near and far. Should his mighty ancient foemen skilled in
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  Speaker 1: each deceitful art, on forgiving in der vengeance, unrelenting in
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  Speaker 1: dear heart. Should he Rader send the message to the
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  Speaker 1: proud unbanding foe and to Ruden's hefty purpose, seek by
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  Speaker 1: messenger to know. Should he send the noble envoy, trained
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  Speaker 1: in virtue, true and wise, with his greetings to Trurudan
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  Speaker 1: in a meek and friendly guise, ask him to restore
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  Speaker 1: the kingdom on the sacred Gemuna's shore. Either king may
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  Speaker 1: rule his empire as in happy days of your Krishna
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  Speaker 1: uttered words of wisdom, pregnant with his peaceful thought, for
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  Speaker 1: in peace and not by bloodshed. Still it is tish
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  Speaker 1: right he sought two Valdev's speech Krishna's elder baldeb stolar
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  Speaker 1: chief who bore a plow rose and speck the blood
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  Speaker 1: of Brushni's mantled over his lofty brow. Ye have listened,
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  Speaker 1: pious monarchs, to my brother's gentle word love evers to
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  Speaker 1: gud it is tir and to proudhest Dina's lord for
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  Speaker 1: his realm by dark blue Zemuna gooded is der held
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  Speaker 1: of your brave Duryodan ruled his kingdom on the Radigangha's
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  Speaker 1: shore and once more or in love and friendship. Either
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  Speaker 1: prince may rule his share, for the lands are broad
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  Speaker 1: and fertile. Each realm is rich and fair. Speak the
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  Speaker 1: envoy to Hastina with our love and greetings. Kind Let
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  Speaker 1: him speak it. His der sushes seek to know to
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  Speaker 1: Ryudan's mind. Make obeisance unto Vishmah and to Dronah, true
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  Speaker 1: and bold, unto creepa archer Kern, and to chieftains young
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  Speaker 1: and old, to the sons of tretraashtre rulers of the
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  Speaker 1: cruel end, righteous, indiar, kingly duties stout of heart and
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  Speaker 1: strong of end, to the princes and to burghers gathered
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  Speaker 1: in the council hall. Let him speak it, his der
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  Speaker 1: sushes clean. It is trescause to all speak. He not
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  Speaker 1: in futile anger, For Durudan holds the power, and it
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  Speaker 1: is disred. Were folly in this sad and luckless hour
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  Speaker 1: by his dearest friends dissuted, but by rage or madness
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  Speaker 1: driven he hath played and lost his empire. May his
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  Speaker 1: folly be forgiven in repressed spacious empire. Now Durudan deems
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  Speaker 1: his own by his tears and soft entreaty, let it
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  Speaker 1: his tears seek the throne open war, I do not
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  Speaker 1: counsel humbly seek Durudhan's grace. War will not restore the empire,
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  Speaker 1: nor the gambler's lost replace. Thus with cold and cruel candor,
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  Speaker 1: stalwart Waldeve cried, ratful Rose the brave, saidh thicky fiercely.
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  Speaker 1: Thus to him, replied Tree, said thicky speech shame unto
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  Speaker 1: the halting chieftain, who thus pleads to Durhan's part. Timid council,
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  Speaker 1: Valdeve speaks, a omen's team with heart oft from warlike stalk,
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  Speaker 1: arise at a wakeling chief who bands the knee, as
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  Speaker 1: with your fruitless sapling, spring it from a fruitful tree,
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  Speaker 1: from a heart so faint and craven. Faint and graven
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  Speaker 1: words must flow monarchs in their pride and glory, least
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  Speaker 1: not to such counsel law couldst thou Impius Valdeve meets
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  Speaker 1: these potent deaths of fame on it is tear, pious
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  Speaker 1: hearted cast this undeserved blame, challenged by his wily foemen
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  Speaker 1: and by dark misfortune. Crost trusting to their faith, it
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  Speaker 1: is their plaid. A righteous came and lost challenge from
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  Speaker 1: a crowned monarch, can a crowned king decline canikshata, warrior,
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  Speaker 1: fatom fraud in sons of royal line, natless, his surrendered empire,
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  Speaker 1: true to fate and plighted word lived for years in
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  Speaker 1: Patley's forests, in repressed, his mighty lord, past his ears
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  Speaker 1: of weary exile. Now he claims his realm of old,
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  Speaker 1: claims it not as humble suppliant, but as king and warrior, bold,
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  Speaker 1: past his ear of dark councilment, bolding Tis claims his
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  Speaker 1: own proud Duludan, Thou must render in Repressed's jeweled throne.
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  Speaker 1: Wishma councils, drawn arches, Crepa pleads for right in vain,
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  Speaker 1: False Turudan will not render sinful conquest, troughtful gain, open war.
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  Speaker 1: I therefore counsel ruthless and relentless war. Grace we seek
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  Speaker 1: not when we meet them speeding in our battle car
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  Speaker 1: and our weapons not entreaties. Shall our foemen force to yield,
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  Speaker 1: yield it iss rightful kingdom or the parish on the field.
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  Speaker 1: False to Urudon and his forces fall beneath our battle shock,
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  Speaker 1: as beneath the bolt of thunder falls the crushed and
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  Speaker 1: riven rock, who shall meet the helm lurgeon in the
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  Speaker 1: gory field of war. Krishna, it is fiery Discus mounted
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  Speaker 1: on his battle car, who shall face the twin born
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  Speaker 1: brothers by the mighty Vi Malad and the vengeful chief
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  Speaker 1: sighed Tickie with his bow and arrow's dread Ansi and
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  Speaker 1: Rupert wields his weapon peerless in the field of fight,
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  Speaker 1: and his brave son born of Ugny owns an all
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  Speaker 1: conjuming miThe of Himigneu, son of Virgin, whom the fairs
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  Speaker 1: of a Draboor, and whose happy nuptials brought us from
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  Speaker 1: far to Ourka's cigard shore Man on art nor bright
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  Speaker 1: immortals came the youthful hero face when with more than
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  Speaker 1: Urgent's proise Ofhimnu leads the Rays Tretraashtra's sons we conquer,
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  Speaker 1: and Gunter's wily son vanquished current dull Old honored for
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  Speaker 1: his deeds of valor done when the fierce contested battle
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  Speaker 1: and redeem it his tears own places the exile pious
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  Speaker 1: hearted on his father's ancient throne, and no sins I
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  Speaker 1: Tikey reckons slaughter of the mortal foe. But to beg
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  Speaker 1: a grace of women were immortal scene and war speed.
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  Speaker 1: We then, unto our duty, let our impious form and yield.
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  Speaker 1: Or the fiery son of Sini meets them on the
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  Speaker 1: battle field for trupet speech. Fair Panchal's ancient monarch rose
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  Speaker 1: his secret thoughts to tell from his lips the words
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  Speaker 1: of wisdom with a graceful accent. Fell much I fear
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  Speaker 1: thou speakest truly hard is carused. Tuborn rays vain the hope,
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  Speaker 1: the effort futile to beseech to Rudan's grace. Tretarashtra pleaded
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  Speaker 1: vainly fable, Easy's fitful star, ancient Vishma riteous Drona cannot
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  Speaker 1: stop this fatal war. Archer current tossed for battle, moved
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  Speaker 1: by jealousy and pride, Deep Saconni falls and wily still
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  Speaker 1: supports Tourydon's side. Vain is Valadive's counsel. Vainly shall our
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  Speaker 1: envoy plead half his empire, proud to Ruden yields not
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  Speaker 1: in his boundless grief. In his he deems our mildness,
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  Speaker 1: faint and feeble hearted. Fear and our sweyt will fan
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  Speaker 1: his glory and his arrogance will cheer. Therefore, let our
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  Speaker 1: many heralds travel near and travel far, seek alliance of
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  Speaker 1: all monarchs in the great impending oar unto brave and
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  Speaker 1: noble chieftains, onto nations east and west, nor in south
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  Speaker 1: to warlike races. Speed our message and request Meanwhile, peace
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  Speaker 1: and offered friendship. We before durudhan place, and my priest
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  Speaker 1: will seek hastina strive to win Durudhan's grace. If he
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  Speaker 1: renders in repressed, peace will crown the happy land, or
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  Speaker 1: our troops will shake the empire from the east to
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  Speaker 1: western strand vainly where Panchal's Brahmans sandwich masses of peace
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  Speaker 1: vainly ours does noz elders that the fatal feuds should cease.
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  Speaker 1: Proud Durudhan to his kinsmen would not yield their proper share.
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  Speaker 1: Pandu's son should not surrender, for they had their will
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  Speaker 1: to dare fatal war and dire destruction. Did the mighty
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  Speaker 1: gods ordain till the kings and armed nations chewed the
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  Speaker 1: red and rieking plain. Krishna, in his righteous effort, sought
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  Speaker 1: for wisdom from above, strove to stop the war of nations,
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  Speaker 1: and to end the feuth in love and to far
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  Speaker 1: Hastina's palace, Christna went to sue for peace, raised his
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  Speaker 1: voice against the slaughter, begged that strife and feud south sease.
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  Speaker 1: Five Christna's speech at Hastina, Silence, said the listening chieftains
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  Speaker 1: in Hastina's council hall. With the voice of rolling thunder,
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  Speaker 1: Krishna spake unto them all. Listen my Jichitastra chorus, Great
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  Speaker 1: and ancient king, seek not war and death of kinsmen,
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  Speaker 1: ward of peace and love. VI breing midst the wide
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  Speaker 1: art's many nations words in their words excel love and kindness,
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  Speaker 1: spotless virtue in the curu elder's dwell Further of the
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  Speaker 1: noble nation, now retired from life's turmoil, I'll be seems
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  Speaker 1: that seen or untroot should thy ancient bosom soil for
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  Speaker 1: thy sons in impious anger seek to do their kinsmen
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  Speaker 1: wrong and whold the throne and kingdom, which by right
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  Speaker 1: to them belong. And the danger does arise it like
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  Speaker 1: the comet's baleful fire. Slaughtered kinsmen, blading nations soon self
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  Speaker 1: feed its fatal are stretch thy hands o kroumnorch, prove
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  Speaker 1: thy truthe and holy grace man A peace ever the
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  Speaker 1: slaughter and preserve thy ancient rays. Yet restrain thy fiery
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  Speaker 1: children for thy mandates. They obey ay with sweet and
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  Speaker 1: soft persuasion. Pandu's truthful sons will sway. It is thy
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  Speaker 1: prophet Kroum monarch that the fatal field should cease. Brave,
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  Speaker 1: duryad and good. It is their rule in unmolested peace.
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  Speaker 1: Pandu's sans are strong in valor mighty in their armed
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  Speaker 1: hand in ra shall not shake thy empire when they
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  Speaker 1: guard the Kuru Land. Vishma is thy Kingdom's bulwark. Doughti
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  Speaker 1: Drona rules the war curn matchless with his arrows creep
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  Speaker 1: appearless in his car let. It is steeranced out Vema
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  Speaker 1: by these noble warriors stand and let helmutwaring Urgun guard
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  Speaker 1: the sacred Koru Land, who shall then countes thy prowess
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  Speaker 1: from the sea to hardest sea. Ruler of a world
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  Speaker 1: ward empire, King of kings and nations, free sons and grandsons,
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  Speaker 1: friends and kinsmen who will surround thee in a ring
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  Speaker 1: and a race of loving heroes guard terrancient hero King
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  Speaker 1: threterastris Lo of the Attics will proclaim his boundless way.
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  Speaker 1: Nations work their righteous mandates, and the kings his will obey.
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  Speaker 1: If this concord be rejected and the lust of war prevail,
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  Speaker 1: soon within these ancient chambers will resound the sound of
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  Speaker 1: Waiale grant Thy children be victorious, and the sons of
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  Speaker 1: Pandu slain dear to THEE are Pandu's children, and their
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  Speaker 1: death must cause thee pain. But the pandebs skilled in
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  Speaker 1: warfare are renowned both near and far. And I raise
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  Speaker 1: and children slaughter will meet things pollute this war, Sons
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  Speaker 1: and grandsons, Loving princes, thou shalt never see again. Kinsmen,
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  Speaker 1: brave and carbon chieftains will be decked the gory plain.
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  Speaker 1: Ponder yet, o, ancient monarch. Rulers of each distant state,
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  Speaker 1: nations from the farthest regions gather tique to court their
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  Speaker 1: faith Father of variteous nation, Save the princes of the
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  Speaker 1: land on the armed and faded nations. Stretch thy saving hand,
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  Speaker 1: say the word, and at thy beading leaders of each
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  Speaker 1: hostile race. Not the gory field of battle, but the
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  Speaker 1: festive board will grace. Robbed in jewels, tagged in glums,
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  Speaker 1: they will coaff the ruddy wine, greet their foes in
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  Speaker 1: mutual kindness. Bless thy holy name and thine think, o,
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  Speaker 1: man of many seasons. When good Pando left this throne
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  Speaker 1: and his helpless loving orphans, thou didst cherries as thine own.
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  Speaker 1: It was thy helping, studying fingers taught their infant steps
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  Speaker 1: to frame. It was thy loving gentle accents taught their
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  Speaker 1: lips to lispach name as thine own. They grew unblosomed,
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  Speaker 1: dear to thee they yet remain. Take them back unto
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  Speaker 1: thy bosom, be a father once again, unto dee Tetashtra,
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  Speaker 1: U pant the sons in homage band and a loving,
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  Speaker 1: peaceful message. Through my willing lips descend tell our Monarch
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  Speaker 1: more than father by his sacred stern command. We have
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  Speaker 1: lived in pathless jungle, wendered far from land to land,
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  Speaker 1: true unto our plighted promise. For we ever felt and
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  Speaker 1: knew to his promise to trustra cannot will not be untrue.
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  Speaker 1: Years of anxious toil are over, and the who and bitterness,
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  Speaker 1: years of waiting and of watching, years of danger and distress,
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  Speaker 1: like a dark unbanding midnight hung on us, this age
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  Speaker 1: forlorn streaks of hope and dawning brightness usher. Now the
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  Speaker 1: radiant morn be unto us as a father, loving not
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  Speaker 1: inspired by red, be unto us as preceptor, pointing as
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  Speaker 1: to righteous path. If perchance, as free we render, the
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  Speaker 1: strong arm shall lead a aright If our feeble bosoom
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  Speaker 1: painted help us with a father's smile. This O King,
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  Speaker 1: the soft and treaty bound sons to thee have made
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  Speaker 1: these awards. The sons of Pandu unto Kurus King have said,
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  Speaker 1: take their love of grazious monarch. Let thy closing days
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  Speaker 1: be fair, Let Duryadan keep his kingdom. Let the Pandavs
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  Speaker 1: have their share. Call to mind their noble suffering, For
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  Speaker 1: the tale is dark and long. Of the out traces.
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  Speaker 1: They have suffered of the insult and the wrong, exiled
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  Speaker 1: into wardanovet, destined unto death by flame. For the gods
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  Speaker 1: assist their rideus. They which added prowess, came exiled into
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  Speaker 1: interpressed by their toil and by their mind, clear the forest,
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  Speaker 1: build the city. Did the rajasuiarrite cheated of their realman empire?
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  Speaker 1: And of all they called their own. In the jungle
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  Speaker 1: they have rendered, and in Mitchia leaved unknown once more,
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  Speaker 1: quelling every evil their stout of heart and hand. Now
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  Speaker 1: redeem thy flighted promise and restore their throne and land.
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  Speaker 1: Trust me, Mighty Tetrashtra, Trust me, Lord who grace this all.
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  Speaker 1: Christna pleads for peace and virtue. Blessings you and all slaughter,
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  Speaker 1: not the armed nations, Slaughter, not thy kits and keen mark,
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  Speaker 1: not king Thy closing winters with the blood stain of sin.
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  Speaker 1: Let thy sons and pando children stand beside thyancient throne,
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  Speaker 1: cherish peace and Cherry's virtue, for thy days are almost done.
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  Speaker 1: Six Wishma's speech from the monarch's ancient bosom sighs and sobs.
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  Speaker 1: Convulsive broke Viishma wiped his manly eyelids and too proud
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  Speaker 1: to youth, and spoke, Listen, Prince for righteous Krishna Counsel's
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  Speaker 1: love and holy peace. Listen yout and me thy fortune
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  Speaker 1: with thy passing years increase. H'll took Christna's wor of wisdom,
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  Speaker 1: for thy will he nobly strives healed, and save thy
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  Speaker 1: friends and kinsmen, Save thy cherished subjects lives foremost race
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  Speaker 1: in all this wide art is as Dina's royal line.
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  Speaker 1: Bring not on them thy destruction by a seinful act
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  Speaker 1: of dying sons and fathers, friends and brothers shall, in
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  Speaker 1: mutual conflict die kinsman slain by dearest kinsmen, shall upon
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  Speaker 1: their red field lie hearken unto Krishna's counsel, unto wise
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  Speaker 1: Widow's word, need thy mother's fond and treaty and thy
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  Speaker 1: father's mandate. Heard tempt not Deva's fiery vengeance on thy
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  Speaker 1: old heroic race. Trade not in the path of darkness,
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  Speaker 1: Seek the path of light and grace. Listen to thy
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  Speaker 1: king and father he had to carus empire grace. Listen
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  Speaker 1: to thy queen and mother She had Nurstya on her breast.
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  Speaker 1: Seventh Drona's pitch outspeak Druna priest and warrior, and his
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  Speaker 1: words were few and high. Clouded was Derudan's forehead. Wrathful
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  Speaker 1: was Derudan's eye. Thou hast heart the holy council, which
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  Speaker 1: the riteous Christna said ancient Visma's voice of warning, thou
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  Speaker 1: hast in thy bosom weight, peerless in dear godlike wisdom
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  Speaker 1: or these chiefs in peace or strive trest friends to
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  Speaker 1: thee durythan pure and sinless in their life, Take their
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  Speaker 1: counsel and thy kinsmen fastened in the bonds of peace
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  Speaker 1: made the empire of the Curus, and their warlike fame increase.
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  Speaker 1: Listen to thy old preceptor. Faithless is thy featful star,
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  Speaker 1: false defeat with hope's thy bosom. Those who argent council war,
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  Speaker 1: crowned kings and armed nations, They will strive for thee
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  Speaker 1: in vain, vainly brothers, sons and kinsmen will forty dear
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  Speaker 1: life flood drain for the victor's crown and glory. Never
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  Speaker 1: never can be time. Krishna conquers and brave virgin mark
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  Speaker 1: these deathless words of mine. I have trained a youthful Urgin,
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  Speaker 1: seen him ban the warlike beaux, marked him, charge the
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  Speaker 1: hostile forces, marked him, Smite the scattered foe. Fiery son
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  Speaker 1: of Jamadagni owned no greater loftier mind breeds on art.
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  Speaker 1: No mortal warrior conquers Urgunin. The fde Krishna too in
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  Speaker 1: war resistless comes from Dwarka's distant shore and a bright
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  Speaker 1: God's quake before him whom the fair day vicky bore.
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  Speaker 1: These are foes. Thou mayst not conquer. Take an ancient
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  Speaker 1: warrior's word, act thou, as thy heart decided, Thou art
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  Speaker 1: Korus king and Lord eighth Vidu speech. Then, in gentler voice,
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  Speaker 1: Widow sought his fancive mind to tell from his lips
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  Speaker 1: serene and softly words of wo and anguish fell not
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  Speaker 1: for thee I grieved Erudan, slain by vengeance, fears and
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  Speaker 1: keen for thy father weeps my bosom and the aged
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  Speaker 1: Coru queen, sons and grandsons, friends and kinsman slaughtered in
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  Speaker 1: this fatle war, homeless, cheerless on this wide earth, they
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  Speaker 1: shall render long and far friendless, keenless on this wide earth,
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  Speaker 1: waiter shall the turn and fly like some bord by
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  Speaker 1: rift of plumage. They shall pine a while and die
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  Speaker 1: of their rais and said survivors, they shall wender over
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  Speaker 1: the earth Cursed the fatal day Tourudane saw thy said
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  Speaker 1: and awful birth nine treterastrous speech. Teardrops filled his sightless eyeballs.
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  Speaker 1: Anguish shook his aged frame as the monarch southed Duruthan
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  Speaker 1: by each fond, enduring name. Listen, dearest son, Durudan, shun
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  Speaker 1: this dark and fatal strife, cost not grief and death's
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  Speaker 1: black shadows on thy parents, closing life. Christno's heart is
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  Speaker 1: pure and spotless, true and wise the words he said,
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  Speaker 1: we may win a world wide empire with the noble
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  Speaker 1: Christna's aid. Seek the friendship of Itti Istir, loved of
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  Speaker 1: righteous gods above, and unite the scattered curus by the
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  Speaker 1: lusting tie of love. Now at full he is tied
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  Speaker 1: of fortune. Never may it come again. Strive and win
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  Speaker 1: or ever after all repentance may be vain. Peace is
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  Speaker 1: righteous Christna's counsel and the offer's loving peace. Take thou
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  Speaker 1: offered Boonduruthan. Let all strife and hatred seas ten Durudan's
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  Speaker 1: speech silence, said the proud Dryudhan, wreathful in the council hall.
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  Speaker 1: Speak to night armed Krishna and to kuruer your soul.
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  Speaker 1: I'll becomestee to our coustive Dane in the paths of
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  Speaker 1: scene to move bear for me a secret hatred for
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  Speaker 1: the Pandav's secret love and my father wise Vidur ancient
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  Speaker 1: Vishma drown a bold join thee in this peter hatred,
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  Speaker 1: turn on me your glances cold, What great crime or
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  Speaker 1: darkening sorrow shadows over my bitter fate that he achieves?
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  Speaker 1: And Curu's monarch mark Duryodan for your hate. Speak what
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  Speaker 1: nameless guilt or folly secret scene to me unknown turns
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  Speaker 1: from me your sweet affection, father's love that was my own?
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  Speaker 1: If it is dere fond of gambling, played a heatless,
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  Speaker 1: reckless game, lost his empire and his freedom was it
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  Speaker 1: then Durid unsplame, and I freed from shame and bondage
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  Speaker 1: in his folly, played again, lost again and went to exile.
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  Speaker 1: Wherefore doth he now complain? Week are day in friends
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  Speaker 1: and forces feeble is their featful star, wheref and in
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  Speaker 1: pride and folly secuth us unequal war? Shall we who
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  Speaker 1: to mighty inra scarce will do the homage deal bow
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  Speaker 1: to homeless sons of Pandu and their comrades faint and
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  Speaker 1: fear bow to them, while warlike Drona leads us as
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  Speaker 1: in days of old Vishma greater than the bright God's archer, current,
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  Speaker 1: true and bold. If in dubious game of battle we
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  Speaker 1: should forfeit fame and life, Heaven will all its golden portals.
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  Speaker 1: For Dakshatriya s lain in strife. If unbanding to our foremen,
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  Speaker 1: we should press the gory plain stingless is the bait
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  Speaker 1: of arrows that for us will have no pain. For
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  Speaker 1: Dakshatriya knows not terrror of his foeman in the field
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  Speaker 1: breaks like hardened forest timber bounds, not knows not how
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  Speaker 1: to yield. So dancian sais matenge. After Wlekshatriya said save
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  Speaker 1: to prest and say his preceptor unto none, he bands
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  Speaker 1: his head in repress which my father weakly to it
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  Speaker 1: is cheer gave. Never more shall go unto him. While
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  Speaker 1: I leave and brothers brave Kuru's undivided kingdom tritorast rules alone.
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  Speaker 1: Let us see our swords in friendship and the monarch's
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  Speaker 1: empire own. If in past in thoughtless folly, once the
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  Speaker 1: realm was broken in twine, kuruland is reunited, never shall
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  Speaker 1: be split again. Take my message to my kinsman, for
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  Speaker 1: Durudan swords are playing portion of the kur empire. Sansa
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  Speaker 1: Pandu seek in vain town nor village, mart nor Hamlet
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  Speaker 1: help ausrteous gods in heaven spot that Nettle's point can cover.
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  Speaker 1: Not unto them be given. End of Book seven,