Sakoontala or the Lost Ring - An Indian Drama by Kalidasa
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KING. The rites of hospitality are already performed; your truly kind words are the best offering I can receive. PRIYAMVADÁ. At least be good enough, gentle Sir, to sit down awhile, and rest yourself on this seat shaded by the leaves of the Sapta-parna tree[26]. KING. You, too, must all be fatigued by your employment. ANASÚYÁ. Dear [S']akoontalá, there is no impropriety in our sitting by the side of our guest; come, let us sit down here. [_All sit down together_. [S']AKOONTALÁ. [_Aside_. How is it that the sight of this made me sensible of emotions inconsistent with religious vows? KING. [_Gazing at them all By turns_. |
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