Sakoontala or the Lost Ring - An Indian Drama by Kalidasa
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page 57 of 307 (18%)
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The rest may be easily divined. [S']akoontalá, then, is the
offspring of the nymph. ANASÚYÁ. Just so. KING. It is quite intelligible. How would a mortal to such charms give birth? The lightning's radiance flashes not from earth. [[S']AKOONTALÁ _remains modestly seated with downcast eyes_. _Aside_.] And so my desire has really scope for its indulgence. Yet I am still distracted by doubts, remembering the pleasantry of her female companions respecting her wish for a husband. PRIYAMVADÁ. [_Looking with a smile at [S']AKOONTALÁ, and then turning towards the KING.] You seem desirous, Sir, of asking something further. [[S']AKOONTALÁ _makes a chiding gesture with her finger_. |
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