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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: retreat, and endued with wonderful prowess, he devoted himself with great ardour to the science of weapons.1 One day Rama of great intelligence, while roving with Kama in the ricinity of his retreat, felt himself very weak in consequence of the fasts he had undergone. From affection begotten by Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: retreat, and endued with wonderful prowess, he devoted himself with great ardour to the science of weapons.1 One day Rama of great intelligence, while roving with Kama in the ricinity of his retreat, felt himself very weak in consequence of the fasts he had undergone. From affection begotten by confidence, the tired son of Janmdagni, placing his head on Kama's lap, slept soundly.1 While his preceptor was thus sleeping (with head) on his lap, a frightful worm, whose bite was very painful and which subsisted on phlegm and fat and flesh and blood, approached the presence of Kama.1 That blood- drinking worm, approaching Kama's thigh, began to pierce it. Through fear of (awaking) his preceptor, Kama became unable to either throw away or kill that animal.7 Though his limb was bored through by that worm, 0 Bharata, the son of Surya, lest his preceptor should awake, suffered it to do its pleasure.8 Though the pain was intolerable, Kama bore it with heroic patience, and continued to hold Bhrigu's son on his lap, without quivering in the least and without manifesting any sign of pain.' When at last Kama's blood touched the body of Rama of great energy, the latter awoke and said these words in fear,10 -Alas, I have been made impure! What is this that thou art doing! Tell me, casting off all fear, what is the truth of this matter 1"-Then Kama informed him of that worm's bite. Rama saw that worm which resembled a hog in shape." It had eight feet and very keen teeth, and it was covered with bristles that were all pointed like needles. Called by the name of Alarka, its limbs were then shrunk (with fear).1 As soon as Rlmi cast his eyes on it, the worm gave up its life-breaths, melting in that blood which it had drawn. All this seemed wonderful.1 Then in the welkin was seen a Books, Fiction~~General, The-Mahabharata-of-Krishna-Dwaipayana-Vyasa~~Pratpacandra-Rya, , , , , , , , , , General Books LLC<

ISBN: 9780217355643

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Dieses historische Buch kann zahlreiche Tippfehler und fehlende Textpassagen aufweisen. Käufer können in der Regel eine kostenlose eingescannte Kopie des originalen Buches vom Verleger herunterladen (ohne Tippfehler). Ohne Indizes. Nicht dargestellt. 1890 edition. Auszug: ... therefore, of twenty villages). Above the latter should be appointed persons under each of whom should be a century of villages; and above the last kind of officers, should be appointed men each of whom should have a thousand villages under his control.f The headman should ascertain the characteristics of every person in the village and all the faults also that need correction. He should report everything to the officer (who is above him and is) in charge of ten villages. The latter, again, should report the same to the officer (who is above him and is) in charge of twenty villages.4 The latter, in his turn, should report the conduct of all the persons within his dominion to the officer (who is above him and is) in charge of a hundred villages.0 The village headman should have control over all the produce and the possessions of the village. Every headman should contribute his share for maintaining the lord of ten villages, and the latter should do the same for supporting the lord;pf twenty villages.5 The lord of a hundred villages should receive every honor from the king and should have for his support a large village, 0 chief of the Bharatas, populous and teeming with wealth.7 Such a village, so assigned to a lord of a hundred villages, should he, however, within the control of the lord of a thousand villages. That high officer, again, viz., the lord of a thousand villages, should have a minor town for his support. He should enjoy the grain and gold and other possessions derivable from it. He should perform all the duties of it''s wars and other internal affairs pertaining to it.0 Soma virtuous minister, with watchfulness, should exercise supervision over the administrative affairs and... Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Pratpacandra Rya, Prat?pacandra R?ya, Books, Fiction and Literature, The Mahabharata Of Krishna-dwaipayana Vyasa (12, P. 1) Books>Fiction and Literature, General Books LLC<

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