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02 - Swayamvara (The Bride's Choice) - Mahabharata · Philosophy and Faith

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  Speaker 1: Book two sumber the bride's choice. The mutual jealousies of
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  Speaker 1: the princess increased from day to day, and when he destired,
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  Speaker 1: the eldest of all the princes and the eldest son
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  Speaker 1: of the late Pandu, was recognized ere apparent. The anger
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  Speaker 1: of Do Ruthan and his brothers knew no bounds, and
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  Speaker 1: they formed a dark scheme to kill the sons of Pandu.
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  Speaker 1: The sons of Pandu were induced with their mother to
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  Speaker 1: pay a visit to a distant town called val Nawad.
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  Speaker 1: A house had been built there for their residence, constructed
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  Speaker 1: of inflammable materials. At the appointed time, fire was set
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  Speaker 1: to the house, but the five brothers and their mother
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  Speaker 1: escaped the conflagration through a subterranean passage, retired into forests
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  Speaker 1: and lived in the disguise of Brahmans. In course of time.
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  Speaker 1: The heart of the approaching celebrations of the marriage of
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  Speaker 1: the Princess of Panchal, an ancient kingdom in the vicinity
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  Speaker 1: of modern kannach All the monarchs of northern India were
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  Speaker 1: invited and the bride would choose her husband from among
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  Speaker 1: the assembled kings. According to the ancient Somberg custom, the
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  Speaker 1: five sons of Pandu decided to go any minister ceremony.
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  Speaker 1: The Potionian translated in this book formed sections one eighty
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  Speaker 1: four to one thirty nine of book one of the
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  Speaker 1: original text. One journey to Panchal. Not aritea son sa Pandu,
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  Speaker 1: wandering far from day to day unto South Panchala's country,
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  Speaker 1: glad and joyful held their way for when traveling with
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  Speaker 1: their mother, so he chanced by will of faith, they
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  Speaker 1: were met by pious Brahmans bound for South Planchala state,
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  Speaker 1: and the pure and holy Brahmans Hil their youths of
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  Speaker 1: noble fame, asked them whether the journey from what distant
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  Speaker 1: land decay from the land of Wikachakra, good it dish did?
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  Speaker 1: Answered so with our incent mother traveling on to distant
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  Speaker 1: land Suico, how doy not? The Brahmins questioned in Panchal's
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  Speaker 1: fair domain, drupet good and gracious Monarch dot A mighty
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  Speaker 1: feast ordain to the festive land we journey Rupert's bounteous
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  Speaker 1: gifts to share and to see the samever of Panchal's
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  Speaker 1: Prince's fair human murder never bore her human bosom never
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  Speaker 1: fed from the altar sprang the maiden whose summ noble
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  Speaker 1: prince woul weard soft her eyes like lotus pethel sweet,
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  Speaker 1: her tender jasmine form, and the maiden's stainless honor doth
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  Speaker 1: her gentle soul in fall, and her brother mailed and
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  Speaker 1: armed with his bow and arrows dire radiant as the
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  Speaker 1: blazing altar sprang from sacrifice, shell fire fair, the sisters
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  Speaker 1: lender wasted tower to beauty, rich and rare and like
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  Speaker 1: fragrance of blue lotus perfumes. All the sweetened air she
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  Speaker 1: will choose from noble suitors gathered from the west and east,
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  Speaker 1: bright and fair shall be the wedding. Rich and bounteous
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  Speaker 1: be the feast Kings will come from distant regions, sacrificing
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  Speaker 1: wealth and gold, stainless monarchs orsed in sestra, pious heart
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  Speaker 1: and mighty, souled, handsome youts, and noble princes from each
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  Speaker 1: near and distant land, carbon chieftains, bold and skillful, brave
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  Speaker 1: of heart, and stout of hand. And to win the
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  Speaker 1: peerless princess, they will scatter presents, rare food and mealskind
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  Speaker 1: wealth and jewels, golden gifts, and garments, fair noble gifts
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  Speaker 1: will take as Brahmins blest to write too to get
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  Speaker 1: some heart. Share the feast so rich and bounteous than
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  Speaker 1: a joyful mind's depart actors, mimes and tuneful minstrels. Fair
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  Speaker 1: Panchal's court will trong famed reciters of Pooran's dance, her skill,
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  Speaker 1: and wrestler strong. Come with us the wedding witness, share
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  Speaker 1: the banquet, rich and rare, pleased with gifts and noble
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  Speaker 1: presents to your distant home. Repair dowad ye are with
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  Speaker 1: princely beauty, like their radiant gods above, even on you
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  Speaker 1: the partial princess, missurrender heart and love. And this youth
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  Speaker 1: so tall and stall with mighty armed, strong and bold,
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  Speaker 1: he may win in feats of valor and acquire mutsuels
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  Speaker 1: and gold. Be it so Yiddishti answered to Panchal, will
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  Speaker 1: repair view the wedding of the princess and the royal
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  Speaker 1: bounty share thus the right your sons of Pandu, with
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  Speaker 1: the Brahmins took their way, wherein South Panchal's kingdom mighty
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  Speaker 1: Drupet held his way. Now the sinless saint Lurichi deathless
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  Speaker 1: path of deathless lay herald of the holy Beidas Wiaza
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  Speaker 1: stood before their way, and the princess bowed unto him
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  Speaker 1: and received his blessings. Kind by his mandate to Panchal,
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  Speaker 1: went it, pleased and joyful mind. Jangaloots and silver waters
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  Speaker 1: round their silvan bathway lay Halting at eas wayside station,
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  Speaker 1: marched the princess day by day, stainless and intent Ancestra
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  Speaker 1: fair in speech and pure in heart. Traveling slowly reached Panchal,
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  Speaker 1: saw its spacious town and marred. Saw the fourth Bajar
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  Speaker 1: and city, saw the spire and signing dome in a
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  Speaker 1: potter's distant cottage, met their humble, unknown home, and disguised
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  Speaker 1: as pious Brahmans, sons of Pandu begged their food. People
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  Speaker 1: knew not Kuru's princes in the dwelling, poor and rude
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  Speaker 1: two the wedding assembly to the helm son of Pandu,
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  Speaker 1: Urgent pride of Curu's race, Droupert longed to give his
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  Speaker 1: daughter peerless in her maiden grace and the mossy wood
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  Speaker 1: and bending. Droupert made a stubborn bow, saving urgent prince
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  Speaker 1: or chieftain might not band the weapon low, and they
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  Speaker 1: made the whirling discus hung it beneath the top and sky.
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  Speaker 1: And beyond the whirling discus placed a target far and high.
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  Speaker 1: Who strings this bow? Said Rupert, hid the target in
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  Speaker 1: his pride through the high encircling discus. Who in Spanchard's
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  Speaker 1: princely bride? And they spake the monarch's mandate. In the
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  Speaker 1: Kingdom's near and far, And from every town and country,
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  Speaker 1: princess came, and chiefs of war came. The pure and
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  Speaker 1: saint luricchis for to bless the holy rite came the
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  Speaker 1: crews with brave curn in their pride and matchless mind.
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  Speaker 1: Brahmans came from distant regions with their sacred learning blast. Drupert,
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  Speaker 1: with a royal welcome, greeted every honored guest. Not a
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  Speaker 1: festal day approached it. Gathering man with Olsen's voice, filled
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  Speaker 1: the wide and circling stages to behold the maiden's choice.
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  Speaker 1: Royal guests and princely suitors came in pomp of wealth
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  Speaker 1: and pride, carwon chieftains and mailed warriors came to win
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  Speaker 1: the beauteous pride noticed on the festive city. The enclosed
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  Speaker 1: the level ground, many a dome and stately palace, cunning
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  Speaker 1: builders built around and by moat and walls surround it.
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  Speaker 1: Pierced by gait and arched door by a canopy of splendor.
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  Speaker 1: Was the red field covered over now the fairstep trumpets sounded,
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  Speaker 1: and the censor fragrance lent sprinkled chundons spread its coolness.
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  Speaker 1: Reds were hung of sweetest des scent. All around were
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  Speaker 1: swan white mansions, lofty domes and turrets, high like the
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  Speaker 1: pigs of white kailash, glaving through the azure sky, sparkling james.
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  Speaker 1: The chambers lighted golden nets, the windows laced spacious tairs
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  Speaker 1: so wide and lofty, where with beauteous carpets grazed, rich
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  Speaker 1: festoons and graceful garlands gently waved like streamers, gay and
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  Speaker 1: the swanlike silver mansions glinted in the light of day.
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  Speaker 1: Gates below were trounded. People far above the chambers lay
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  Speaker 1: with their lofty gilded turrets, like the peaks of himlay
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  Speaker 1: in these holes in pride and splendor, dwelt each rich
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  Speaker 1: and royal guest, fired by mutual immolation and incostly jewels, dressed,
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  Speaker 1: decked and perfumed set these rulers, mighty armed, rich in fame,
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  Speaker 1: lion monarch's nobleness, dant chiefs of pure and spotless name,
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  Speaker 1: pious to Mighty Brahma, and their subjects soap and stay,
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  Speaker 1: loved of all for noble actions, kind and virtuous in
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  Speaker 1: their sway. Now the festal day approach it like the
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  Speaker 1: heaving of the main, search the ranks of gathered nations
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  Speaker 1: over the wide and spacious plain. Pandu's sons in guise
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  Speaker 1: of Brahmans, mix with Brahmin's worst in lore mark proud
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  Speaker 1: Rupert's wealth and splendor, gazing wondering ever more dane, Sir,
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  Speaker 1: charm the gathered people, Singers sing, and actors play. Fifteen
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  Speaker 1: days of festive splendor, greet the concourse, rich and gay tree,
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  Speaker 1: the bread, sound, the drum and voice, the soun. Una
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  Speaker 1: brightly dawns the bridal day, fresh from morning's pure ablutions,
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  Speaker 1: comes to bride in garments, Gay and her golden bridal
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  Speaker 1: garland carries on her graceful arm. Softly sweetly steeps Dropody,
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  Speaker 1: queen of every weaning charm. Den a Brahman fallsed in Mantra,
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  Speaker 1: ancient priest of lunar rays lights the fire with pious offerings,
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  Speaker 1: seeks its blazings and its grace. Whispered words of benediction,
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  Speaker 1: saints and holy man repeats guns and trumpet's voices, Silent Hurst,
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  Speaker 1: the lofty war drum speed and de arraigns his solemn
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  Speaker 1: silence and in stately pomp and pride. Drupert's son leads
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  Speaker 1: forth his sister fair Pancharl's beauteous pride in his loud
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  Speaker 1: and lofty accents like the distant thunderous sound. Rupert's son
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  Speaker 1: his father's sushes. Thus broke claims to all around, mark
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  Speaker 1: dispow assembled monarchs, and the target hung and high through
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  Speaker 1: yon whirling Peer's discuss let. Five glistening arrows Fly, who's
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  Speaker 1: a born of noble lineage, hits the far suspended aim,
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  Speaker 1: let him stand and as his garden Trupert's beauteous maiden
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  Speaker 1: claim dan It haunts unto Dropody tells its prince and
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  Speaker 1: switters name, tells his race and loft to lineage, and
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  Speaker 1: his warlike deeds of fame. Four the suitters Brave the
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  Speaker 1: Luthen and his brothers, Princess of the kuruland Kern, proud
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  Speaker 1: and peerless archer, sister seek Thy noble hand and Gandh's
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  Speaker 1: warlike princess, Vulger's monarch, true and bold and the son
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  Speaker 1: of mighty Drona all be digged in James and gold.
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  Speaker 1: King and Prince from much A Kingdom graced his noble
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  Speaker 1: wedding feast. Monarchs from old distant regions north and south
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  Speaker 1: and west and east Tamrilipt and Kalinga on the eastern
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  Speaker 1: ocean wave put in sport, whose hearty children Western Ocean's
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  Speaker 1: dangerous brave from the distant land of Madra Carbone monarchs
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  Speaker 1: Celia came, and from the worker's sea god regions Valdeb
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  Speaker 1: known to fame Valdev and his brother Krishna sprung from
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  Speaker 1: Yedou's rays of the Britshni clan, descended soul of truth
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  Speaker 1: and righteous grace. This is mighty Jadrath, come from Sindhu's
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  Speaker 1: sounding shore, famed for warlike feats of valor, famed alike
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  Speaker 1: for sacred lore. This is fair Kocial's monarch, whose bright
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  Speaker 1: seeds are heralds seen from the stardy soil of Chady
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  Speaker 1: Sisupal peerless king. This is mighty jadassent come from far
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  Speaker 1: Muggat's land. These are other princely Suiteter's sister, eager for
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  Speaker 1: thy hand. All the wide arts are like rulers, seek
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  Speaker 1: to shoot the distant aim. Princess whoso hits the target
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  Speaker 1: chooses thine, that prince of fame dick to jewels, young
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  Speaker 1: and valiant, all a flame with soft desire, conscious of
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  Speaker 1: the world and valor. All the Sueters rose in ire, nobly,
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  Speaker 1: born of lofty presence, full of young arnelding pride, like
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  Speaker 1: the Tuskers, wild and loudly on Himalaya's wooded side. Each
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  Speaker 1: his rival marks as foreman as in field of deadly strife,
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  Speaker 1: its regards to fair dropody as his own his queenly
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  Speaker 1: wife on the gorgeous field, together by a maddening passion
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  Speaker 1: fired and the strife vestrove the bright gods when by
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  Speaker 1: whom's love inspired, and the gods in cloud bone chariots
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  Speaker 1: came to view the scenes so fair, bright adityas in
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  Speaker 1: their splendor maroots in the moving air, winged supernas scaly nagas,
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  Speaker 1: they vaishes, pure and high for their music, famed gundhervas
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  Speaker 1: faeravsarras of the sky. Vadadeb armed with ploucheer. Krishna, chief
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  Speaker 1: of Ryeteus fame with the other Yadu chieftains, stood that
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  Speaker 1: wondrous bridal came. Krishna marked the sons of Pandu, eager
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  Speaker 1: for the queenly bride like wild taskars for a lotus,
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  Speaker 1: like the fire that ashes hide, and they knew the
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  Speaker 1: warlike brothers in their holy Brahman guys pointed them to Baladeb,
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  Speaker 1: gazing with a glad surprise. But the other chiefs and monarchs,
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  Speaker 1: with their eyes upon the bride, marked nor new. The
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  Speaker 1: sons of Pandu, sitting speechless by dear side, and the
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  Speaker 1: long armed sons of Pandu, smitten by Condorpu's dart, looked
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  Speaker 1: on her with longing languor and with loving passioned heart.
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  Speaker 1: Bright models gaily crowding viewed the scene, surpassing fair, heavenly
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  Speaker 1: blosoms of descending with a perfume filled the air. Bright
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  Speaker 1: silely still cars in concourse sailed upon the cloudless sky,
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  Speaker 1: drumming flute and hop and tabor sounded deep and sounded
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  Speaker 1: high five trial of skill a prose. One by one,
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  Speaker 1: the sweeters marking steel the distant aim. Mighty monarchs, gallant princess,
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  Speaker 1: chiefs of proud and warlike fame, decked in golden crown
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  Speaker 1: and necklace, and inflamed by pride and love, stoutly strove
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  Speaker 1: the eager sweet viewing all the target above, strove to
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  Speaker 1: string the weapon vainly to unbending was the bow slightly
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  Speaker 1: bent rebounding quickly laid the gallant princess low strove. The
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  Speaker 1: handsome sweeters, vainly daked in jam and barnished gold raft
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  Speaker 1: of diadam and necklace fell its chief and warrior bold
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  Speaker 1: raft of golden crown and garland. Shamed and humbled in
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  Speaker 1: their pride, groaned the sweeters, in their anguish sought no more.
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  Speaker 1: Pancharle's bride, Opro's kern, peerless archer, proudest of the archer's
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  Speaker 1: he and he onent then strung the weapon. Fixed the
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  Speaker 1: arrows gallantly stood like Suria in his plundor, and like
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  Speaker 1: Agne in his flame. Pander's sons, in terror whispered, carn
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  Speaker 1: sure must hit the aim, but in proud and queenly accents,
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  Speaker 1: Jupet's queenly daughter, said monarchs Bornikshetrier Sootha's son, I will
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  Speaker 1: not wedd kurn hart At crimsoned forehead left, emprise almost done, left,
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  Speaker 1: the bow already circled, silent, gazed upon the sun approse
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  Speaker 1: Jade's halty monarch, mightiest of the monarchs he other kings
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  Speaker 1: had failed. Glorious Sizopal stood fort three, farming hard and
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  Speaker 1: fixed in purpose, banded of unbanding bow vainly for the
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  Speaker 1: boy bounding laid the halty monarch low apros study Jadassunde
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  Speaker 1: far Margot's mighty chief halt Abou, and stood undaunted, tall
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  Speaker 1: and stately as a cleeve. But once more the boar
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  Speaker 1: bounded fell the monarch in his same left in haste
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  Speaker 1: Panchal's mansions for the region. Whence he came our Prosla
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  Speaker 1: king of Margra, with his wondrous skill and mind, faltering
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  Speaker 1: on his needs, descending fell instead in glorious plight. Thus
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  Speaker 1: each monarch fell and faltered. Mary who spurs went around,
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  Speaker 1: and the sound of stifful laughter circled round the festive ground.
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  Speaker 1: Six the disguised urgent hushed the merry sound of laughter
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  Speaker 1: hastes suitor in his shame urgent godlike sona Pitha from
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  Speaker 1: the ranks of Brahman's came GUIs dispressed, serene and holy
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  Speaker 1: fair as Indra's rainbow bright. All the Brahmins shook their
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  Speaker 1: deer skins cheered him in their heart's delight. Some there
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  Speaker 1: where its sad misgivings heard the sound of joyous cheer,
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  Speaker 1: and their minds were strangely anxious, whispered Mama Speck dear
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  Speaker 1: fear wondrous bow which sisupal my desilia could not strain
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  Speaker 1: jarasund famed for prowess, strove to and the string in
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  Speaker 1: vain canne Brahman, weak by nature and in warlike arms, untrained,
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  Speaker 1: wilt a bow which crowned monarchs long our chieftains have
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  Speaker 1: not strained share the Brahmin boy in folly. There's a foolish,
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  Speaker 1: thoughtless teeth shame amidst the strong of monarchs. Shall it
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  Speaker 1: be the Brahmin's mead, youth in youthful pride or madness?
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  Speaker 1: Will a fully semprized there sasor man should stop his rashness,
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  Speaker 1: and a brahmin's honor's pair shame he will not bring
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  Speaker 1: unto us. Other Brahmins made reply rather in this strong
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  Speaker 1: of monarchs, rich, renown and honor high like a tusker,
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  Speaker 1: strong and stately like Himalaya's touring crest, stands unmoved. The
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  Speaker 1: youthful Brahmin, ample shouldered deep in chest land like his gait,
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  Speaker 1: is agile and determine. This is air. Trust me he
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  Speaker 1: can do. Emprise who had lofty will to dare, he
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  Speaker 1: will do. The feat of valor will not bring disgrace
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  Speaker 1: and stain. Nor is task in all this wide art
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  Speaker 1: which a Brahmin tries in vain holy man subsist on
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  Speaker 1: wild fruits, in the strength of pan of strong spare
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  Speaker 1: in form in spirit. Might hear than the mightiest warlike
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  Speaker 1: charm asks not if it is right or foolish, when
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  Speaker 1: a Brahmin tries his faith, if it leads to woe
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  Speaker 1: or glory, fatal fall or fortune. Great son of Rizzi,
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  Speaker 1: Jamadaghmi waffled kings and chieftains high and Augustius stainless, Rishy
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  Speaker 1: drained the boundless ocean dry. Let this young and daring
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  Speaker 1: Brahman undertake the warlike deed. Let him try and by
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  Speaker 1: his prowess in the victor's noble mead. While the Brahmans
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  Speaker 1: deep revolving hopes and timid fares expressed by theboad. The
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  Speaker 1: youth Urgeon stood unmoved, like mountain crest, silent round a
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  Speaker 1: wondrous weapon tries the mighty warrior wind to the Lord
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  Speaker 1: of Gods is Sana, in a silent prayer. He bentned.
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  Speaker 1: Then the bow which gathered warriors vainly tried to bend
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  Speaker 1: and strain, and the monarchs of the wide art sought
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  Speaker 1: to string and wield in vain godlike Urgin, born of Indra,
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  Speaker 1: filled with Vishnu's matchless might, bent a wondrous bow of
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  Speaker 1: rupert fixed. The shining douts arrived through the disc. The
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  Speaker 1: signing arrows fly with strange and hissing sound, heat and
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  Speaker 1: pierced the distant target, bring it thundering on the ground.
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  Speaker 1: Shouts of joy and loud applauses did the mighty feet
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  Speaker 1: declare heavenly blossoms of descended. Heavenly music trilled the air,
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  Speaker 1: and the Brahmins shook their dear schemes, but each irritated
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  Speaker 1: chief in a lowly muttered whisper, spake his rising rays
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  Speaker 1: and grief sunk his note and voice of trumpet. Urgun's
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  Speaker 1: glorious deed, prolong birds and heralds chanted his praises in
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  Speaker 1: a proud and deathless song. Drupert in the Brahman's mantle
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  Speaker 1: knew the hero proud and brave against the rage of
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  Speaker 1: beaffeled suitors, sought the gallant prince to save with his
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  Speaker 1: twin born youngest brothers left Jidisty peaceful good we marked
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  Speaker 1: the gathering tempest, and by gallant Urgent stood like a queen.
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  Speaker 1: The beauteous maiden smiled upon the archer, brave, flung on
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  Speaker 1: him the bridal garland and the bridal robe. She gave
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  Speaker 1: Urgin by his skill and prayers. One Puncharl's princess bride.
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  Speaker 1: People shouts and Brahman's blessings sounded joyful far and wide.
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  Speaker 1: Seven the tumult spake the suitters anger shaken like a
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  Speaker 1: forest tempest torn as Bancho's courteous monarch came to greet
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  Speaker 1: a Brahman born. Shall he, like the grass of jungle
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  Speaker 1: trample us in hofty pride, trepratting prist and Brahman wed
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  Speaker 1: the proud and peerless bride to our hopes like nourisht sapling.
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  Speaker 1: Shall he now the fruit deny monarch proud who insults monarchs,
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  Speaker 1: she aw a traitor's that shall die honor for his
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  Speaker 1: rank we know not have no mercy for his age
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  Speaker 1: perish foe of crowned monarchs, victim to our righteous rage.
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  Speaker 1: Had he axed us to his palace, favored us with
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  Speaker 1: royal grace, visited us with princely bounty, But to compass
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  Speaker 1: our disgrace and dis conquers of great monarchs glorious like
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  Speaker 1: a heavenly band, doth he find no lee sweeter for
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  Speaker 1: his beauteous daughter's hand. And this right of cever sore
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  Speaker 1: sacred laws obtained is for wallecksha triars only priests, that
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  Speaker 1: customs shall not stain. If this maiden Honibrahman casts her
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  Speaker 1: eye devoid of shame, let her expee at her folly
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  Speaker 1: in a pyre of blazing flame, leaved a pristling in
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  Speaker 1: his folly, sinning tree brahmin's greed. For we wage no
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  Speaker 1: word Brahmins, and forgive a foolish deed much re war
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  Speaker 1: to holy Brahmins. For our realm and wealth and life
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  Speaker 1: blood of priest or wise preceptor shall not stain our
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  Speaker 1: noble strife in the blood of sinful drupet We the
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  Speaker 1: righteous laws maintain such disgrace. In future ages, monarchs shall
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  Speaker 1: not meet again. Speak the sweeters tiger heart, that iron handed,
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  Speaker 1: bold and strong, fiercely bent on blood and vengeans blindly
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  Speaker 1: rose the maddened tron On They came, the angry monarchs,
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  Speaker 1: armed for cruel, vengeful strife, drupert midst the holy Brahmans,
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  Speaker 1: trembling fled for fear of life. Like wild elephants of jungle,
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  Speaker 1: rushed the kings upon their foes. Calm and stately, stalwart
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  Speaker 1: viam and the gallant Urgin rose with a wilder rage.
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  Speaker 1: The monarchs viewed these brothers, crossed their path, rushed upon
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  Speaker 1: the daring warriors, for to slay them. In their red
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  Speaker 1: weaponless was noble, vem but in strength like Lightning's brand,
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  Speaker 1: tore a tree with peerless broils, shook it as a
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  Speaker 1: mighty end, and the full compelling warrior held the maze
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  Speaker 1: of living, ool, strong as death, with deadly weapon, Facing
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  Speaker 1: all his foes, he stood urgent two which godlike valor
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  Speaker 1: stood unmold, his bow in hand. Side by side, the
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  Speaker 1: dauntless brothers faced the fierce and fiery band eight Chrishna
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  Speaker 1: to the rescue. Krishna knew the sons of Pandu, though
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  Speaker 1: in robes of Brahman's dressed to his elder baldave. Thus
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  Speaker 1: his inner thoughts expressed marked at yelt with bow and arrow,
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  Speaker 1: and which lion's lordly gait. He is helmutwaring, urgent, greatest
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  Speaker 1: warrior meets the great mark his mate with three uprooted
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  Speaker 1: how hemits the sweeter band save the tiger rested wham
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  Speaker 1: none can claim such strength of hand, and the youth
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  Speaker 1: with eyes like Lotus, he who left the court ear
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  Speaker 1: while he is pious soldidistyr man without a sin or guile,
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  Speaker 1: and the others by idistir. Pando's twin born sons a
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  Speaker 1: day with his sons Darrighteasprita escaped where death and danger
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  Speaker 1: lay for the jealous, fierce do Ruthan darkly skimmed their
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  Speaker 1: death by fire, but the righteous son Sapandu escaped his
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  Speaker 1: unrelenting eye. Christna rose amidst the monarchs, strove the tumult
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  Speaker 1: to appease, and unto the angry suitors, spake in words
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  Speaker 1: of righteous peace. Monarchs bowed to Krishna's mandate, left Poncharles's
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  Speaker 1: festive Land urgent took the beauteous princess, gently laid her
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  Speaker 1: by the hand, and of Book two