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 1   1, 3|  gentle accents as their happy tale they told.~Greetings to
 2   2, 7|     promise and unspoken is my tale!~"Speak thy word," exclaimed
 3   3, 6|      heard the prince's humble tale.~And with kind and courteous
 4   3, 8|                         VIII - TALE OF THE HERMIT'S SON~Wise
 5   3, 8|        is my own!~Listen to my tale, Kausalya, in my days of
 6   4, 6|       chain of gold,~Heard the tale of love and sadness which
 7   4, 6|        wept to hear the tender tale,~And she kissed her on the
 8   4, 6|   thoughts exprest:~"Sweet the tale you tell me, Sita, of thy
 9   5, 4|       elder tells the stirring tale of yore!~With the winter'
10   6, 2|       heard her sad and woeful tale!~
11   6, 7|         murmur to my lord this tale,~Sweet companions of my
12   8, 2|       in sacred song,~Till the tale of Rama's glory Lanka's
13   9, 3|   Hanuman shall die a victim,--tale of shame he shall not tell!~
14   9, 4|       lives to tell the tragic tale!"~
15  10, 1|       lasted, endless were the tale to tell,~What unnumbered
16 Epi   | devotion in ancient India. The tale of Helen was a tale of womanly
17 Epi   |        The tale of Helen was a tale of womanly beauty and loveliness
18 Epi   | charmed the western World. The tale of Sita was a tale of womanly
19 Epi   |         The tale of Sita was a tale of womanly faith and self -