Sakoontala or the Lost Ring - An Indian Drama by Kalidasa
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himself. Aside_.
Ah! a lover's feelings betray themselves by his gestures. When I would fain have stayed the maid, a sense Of due decorum checked my bold design; Though I have stirred not, yet my mien betrays My eagerness to follow on her steps. PRIYAMVADÁ. [_Holding [S']AKOONTALÁ back_. Dear [S']akoontalá, it does not become you to go away in this manner. [S']AKOONTALÁ. [_Frowning_. Why not, pray? PRIYAMVADÁ. You are under a promise to water two more shrubs for me. When you have paid your debt, you shall go, and not before. [_Forces her to turn back_. KING. Spare her this trouble, gentle maiden. The exertion of watering |
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