A History of Sanskrit Literature c15.s2.21

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c15.s2.21

‘“Dear girl.” “My lord.” “Stay thine anger, dearest.” “What anger have I shown?” “I am sorry.” “No blame is thine, all the fault is mine.” “Then why dost thou weep and why doth thy voice tremble?” “Before whom do I weep?” “Surely before me.” “What am I to thee?” “My beloved.” “Not that am I, and so I weep.”’ A more serious note still may be struck:

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