Sakoontala or the Lost Ring - An Indian Drama by Kalidasa
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Be hopeful, O my heart, thy harrowing doubts Are past and gone; that which thou didst believe To be as unapproachable as fire, Is found a glittering gem that may be touched. [S']AKOONTALÁ. [_Pretending anger_. Anasúyá, I shall leave you. ANASÚYÁ. Why so? [S']AKOONTALÁ. That I may go and report this impertinent Priyamvadá to the venerable matron, Gautamí[29]. ANASÚYÁ. Surely, dear friend, it would not be right to leave a distinguished guest before he has received the rites of hospitality, and quit his presence in this wilful manner. [[S']AKOONTALÁ, _without answering a word, moves away_. KING. [_Making a movement to arrest her departure, but checking |
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