A History of Sanskrit Literature c18.s6.7
A History of Sanskrit Literature c18.s6.7
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c18.s6.7
‘Is it right to deceive the needy, with whom one has conversed in honeyed words and whom one has reduced into one’s power by false contrivances, at the very moment when their faith and hopes are set on one?’ The nominal use of the gerundive is decidedly a sign of a decline in feeling for grammar. The maxims are often happily framed: