Sexual Life in Ancient India: A Study in the Comparative History of Indian Culture v2.c20.66

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me, but this, that the tawny one cannot enjoy the festival in a red robe.” A crow flew by, he entrusted a tender message to it for his beloved, and sent her word where various things for her were to be found. At length death set him free from his torment on earth, but took him to a worse, to hell (Nos. 147, 297). Cp. also Jāt., No. 207, and in my *Hindu Tales*, p. 77 ff.