The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 13J. Stockdale and J. Walker, 1807 |
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anſwered antelope aſked baca beautiful Befides birds BRAHMA Brahmen buſineſs Caràtacà cauſe Chitraverna counſellor Crishna crow Damànacà death defert defire delight deſtroyed Devanagari diſtance divine doft thou Draupady elephant encreaſe enemy ev'ry eyes faid Damànacà faid the king faluted fame fear feeing feek ferpent fervant fhakal fhall fince firſt fiſh flain flow'r fome foon foreft foul friendſhip fruit ftrength fuch happineſs Hear heav'n himſelf Hindus Hiranyaca Hiranyagarbha houſe huſband HYMN Indian INDRA live lord mafter Meghaverna minifter mortal moſt mountain muft muſt named o'er paffion pain parrot peace perfon periſh pleaſure poem poet pow'r preſerve prince profperity purpoſe racter raiſed Rám refpect rich ſaid Sangata Sanjivaca Sanscrit ſay ſeeing ſhall ſhe ſhould Sir W. J. SIVA SMARA ſpeak thee theſe thoſe tortoife treaſure tree uſe Viravara virtue virtuous VISHNU vulture wealth whofe whoſe wife