Book, Chapter

 1  12, 5|       Rendered back the monarch's present, earthly gift he might not
 2  12, 5|        Gold and wealth and costly present let the priests and Brahmans
 3 Epi   |  dominating religious idea in its present shape. It is thus that the
 4 Epi   |       Epic had nearly assumed its present proportions, a few centuries
 5 Epi   | connecting notes, would virtually present the entire story of the
 6 Epi   |          generally adopted in the present work. Except in the three
 7 Epi   |        and I felt it necessary to present the reader with an account
 8 Epi   |     Another earnest worker of the present day, who is endeavouring
 9 Epi   |         millions of Hindus of the present day cherish in their hearts
10 Epi   |   thousand years; they are to the present day interwoven with the