Book, Chapter

1   5  |       a hundred miles from the modern city of Bombay. There he
2   7  |     monkeys and bears. But the modern reader sees through these
3 Epi  |      and womanly devotion.~The modern reader will now comprehend
4 Epi  |       in twenty-five days. The modern reader has not the patience
5 Epi  |       from the much-distracted modern reader.~While speaking of
6 Epi  | necessary to add that when the modern languages of India were
7 Epi  |    modem poets and forming our modern tongues. Southern India
8 Epi  |       the popular faith of our modern times. Rama, the true and
9 Epi  |       the development of their modern languages, literatures,