In the Great God's Hair, by F. W. Bain, [1905], at sacred-texts.com
In the Great God's Hair, by F. W. Bain, [1905], at sacred-texts.com
Note. The legend below the Vignette, representing the Goddess of Beauty, is a beautiful alliterative compound alluding to her origin from the sea. The alliteration evaporates in the process of translation: but the meaning is: Hail to her whose being is the essence of the tumbling ocean waves, all love, emotion, agitation and broken curves!
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I. |
A Denier of Deity | |
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II. |
A Rajpoot Marriage | |
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III. |
Water-Lily. | |
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IV. |
A God and a Mortal | |
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V. |
Man's Other Half | |
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Wild Flowers | |
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VII. |
Out of a Former Birth | |
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VIII. |
The Illusion of Beauty | |
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IX. |
The Two Kings | |
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X. |
A Pariah Dog | |
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XI. |
A Red Lotus | |
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XII. |
The Wind and the Leaves | |
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XIII. |
A King and Queen | |
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XIV. |
Love the Fisherman | |
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XV. |
A Woman's Lord | |
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XVI. |
A God abashed | |
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XVII. |
Nectar | |
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XVIII. |
The Favour of Fortune | |
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XIX. |
The Triumph of Beauty |