Sexual Life in Ancient India: A Study in the Comparative History of Indian Culture v1.c5.94

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Give thyself to me, Kuntī girl, and thou wilt find peace, O timid one. And it is not fitting for me that I should go forth as one that has been wrongly treated, without having been united with thee, O timid fair one, after being called up by a spell. I shall fall a victim to laughter in the world, O maiden with faultless limbs, and to all the gods, O lovely one, I should be blameworthy. Unite thyself with me ; thou shalt get a son like unto me ; in all the worlds thou wilt assuredly stand forth.”