Sakoontala or the Lost Ring - An Indian Drama by Kalidasa
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KING. [_Listening_.
Hark! I hear voices to the right of yonder grove of trees. I will walk in that direction. [_Walking and looking about_.] Ah! here are the maidens of the hermitage coming this way to water the shrubs, carrying water-pots proportioned to their strength. [_Gazing at them_.] How graceful they look! In palaces such charms are rarely ours; The woodland plants outshine the garden flowers. I will conceal myself in this shade and watch them. [_Stands gazing at them_. _Enter [S']AKOONTALÁ, with her two female companions, employed in the manner described_. [S']AKOONTALÁ This way, my dear companions; this way. ANASÚYÁ. |
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