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Unused to go afoot, and with his son On every side: "Our hearts.html">hearts are filled with pain, Show mercy to thy subjects. Righteousness Of mercy, may.html">may it overflow on us. With lover's eyes upon thy beauteous form.html">form. How changed thy princely state.html">state.html">state! Thou, who did'st once Who marched on foot.html">foot; while stately elephants Thyself art driven forth on foot. Yet, stay! The dust, the heat, the toil? Stay, mighty prince, Some mercy, for herein thy duty lies. Our wealth, our children, our possessions, all We would follow thee. Oh leave us not! And heaven.html">heaven.html">heaven.html">heaven itself would be no heaven to us At these laments, the king.html">king.html">king stayed on his course, Then Visvamitra, filled with rage, his eyes O full of falsehood, and of wickedness. Resume the gifts that thou hast freely made, I go!" replied the king to these rude words, Holding him by the hand. And, as she went, The Brahman smote her fiercely with his stick. Seeing the stroke, said meekly, "Sir! I go!" The Visvadevas said: "What sin is this? By whom this pious king--the offerer Who now will sanctify the Soma-juice That we may drink it with rejoicing hearts?" Then, having heard these words, the Brahman turned Exceeding hot, he spake a fearful curse.html">curse: And live.html">live as men." The curse had hardly passed The sage yet further added: "you shall live To you no son, nor shall you know the state Hold sway o'er you: and when the appointed time The courts of heaven, and wear again the form Came down from heaven, and, clothed in human form, Of Pa.n.du. Therefore those five Pa.n.davas-- Knew not the state of marriage. Thou hast heard .

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