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IV - THE ADVENT OF ARJUNGauntleted and jewel-girdled, with his bow of ample height, Then he stepped forth proud and stately in his golden mail encased, And a gladness stirred the people all around the listed plain, "Mark! the gallant son of Pandu, whom the happy Pritha bore, Mark! the warrior young and valiant, peerless in his skill of arms, Pritha heard such grateful voices borne aloft unto the sky, And where rested Kuru's monarch, joyous accents struck his ear, "Wherefore like the voice of ocean, when the tempest winds prevail, Answered him the wise Vidura, "It is Pritha's gallant boy, "Pleased am I." so spake the monarch," and I bless my happy
fate, Now the voices of the people died away and all was still, Towering high or lowly bending, on the turf or on his car, Targets on the wide arena, mighty tough or wondrous small, Wild-boar shaped in plates of iron coursed the wide-extending field, Cow-horn by a thread suspended was by winds unceasing swayed, And with equal skill his rapier did the godlike Arjun wield, |
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