A History of Sanskrit Literature c15.s2.17
A History of Sanskrit Literature c15.s2.17
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c15.s2.17
‘“Do travellers never return? Thou must not, fair one, vex thyself on my account; thou art all too thin.” So said I midst tears, but, though she laughed, her eyes filled with tears, their pupils dull with shame, betrayed her rash purpose of death to come.’ But more common is the light-hearted treatment of lovers’ quarrels: