 | Charles Dickens - 1862 - عدد الصفحات: 632
...I would have taken his (Wood's) ears ; but I would not have killed him, us he is a creature of God" After this, all the ladies of the drama, and the entire...then being bit by a serpent falls down dead on the uchi, so the mother is lying dead on the ground, being grieved for her dear son." After this, she herself... | |
 | Dinabandhu Mitra - 1862 - عدد الصفحات: 80
...before thee, and thou art not seeing her once, (seeing Sabitri.) As the cow, losing her young one, wanders about with loud cries, then being bit by a serpent, falls down dead on thefitld; so the mother is lying senseless on the ground, being grieved for her dear son. My lord,... | |
 | 1862 - عدد الصفحات: 894
...before thee, and thou art not seeing her once, (seeing Sabitri.) As the cow, losing her young out, wanders about with loud cries, then being bit by a serpent, falls doom dead on the field; so the mother is lying senseless on the ground, being grieved for her dear... | |
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... feet ; that mother who for some days was, by no means, able to sleep without placing thee in her lap, that very same dear mother is now lying senseless before thee, and thou art not seeing her once (seeing Sabitri) . As the cow, losing her young one,... 