Ancient Indian Education: An Inquiry into its Origin, Development, and Ideals c4.7

c4.7

‘Each of these twain receives the other kindly, while they are revelling in the flow of waters.
When the frog moistened by the rain springs forward, and Green and Spotty both combine their voices.
When one of these repeats the other’s language, as he who learns the lesson of the teacher,
Your every limb seems to be growing larger, as ye converse with eloquence on the waters.’