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The World’s Tragedy
The World’s Tragedy (1910), PDF p. 129
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THE WORLD’S TRAGEDY.
Surely on my loveliness.
They dance a jig together.
Look at her obscene distress !
How it makes me laugh to see her
Writhing in her pains. — Come hither,
Mistress ! join us, laughing freer
As thy lips and cheeks grow whiter,
And the old loves shrink and wither
At the kisses of the smiter !
Ho ! Ho ! Ho ! a knock I hear...
By my maidhood, who comes here ?
The stable door is pushed in, and three holy kings appear, sur-
rounded by their retinue. They enter in solemn procession, and
seat themselves at the central stall.
GOVINDA
Say, my brother, is the vision
That thou sawest in the grove
Answered ?
CHAU
Doth the exact division
Of the azimuth rightly prove
That the star points hither truly ?
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