"Sorrowless" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... Nala; seen that lord Whom Damayanti loves and his foes fear; Seen great Nishadha's Chief, so dear to me, His tender princely skin in rended cloth Scantily clad. Hath he passed wandering Under thy branches, grievously forlorn? Answer, Asoka! 'Sorrow-ender,' speak! That I go sorrowless, O heart's-ease, be Truly heart-easing—ease my heart of pain." Thus, wild with grief, she spake unto the tree, Round and round walking, as to reverence it; And then, unanswered, the sweet lady sped Through wastes more dreadful, passing many a ...
— Hindu Literature • Epiphanius Wilson |
