Hindu literature : Comprising The Book of good counsels, Nala and Damayanti, The Ramayana, and Sakoontala by Kalidasa;Anonymous;Toru Dutt;Valmiki
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MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.--
Near Hastings France The Tree of Life Madame Thérèse Sonnet Sonnet Our Casuarina-Tree THE BOOK OF GOOD COUNSELS * * * * * SELECTED FROM THE HITOPADEÅA [_Translated from the Sanscrit by Sir Edwin Arnold_] TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE A story-book from the Sanscrit at least possesses the minor merit of novelty. The "perfect language" has been hitherto regarded as the province of scholars, and few of these even have found time or taste to search its treasures. And yet among them is the key to the heart of modern India--as well as the splendid record of her ancient Gods and glories. The hope of Hindostan lies in the intelligent interest of |
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