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Tales from the Hindu Dramatists
作者：Dutta, R. N.; Zemin, J. S. [Editor]
体例：题 章数：143
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章节目录
共 143 题- TALES FROM
- THE HINDU DRAMATISTS.
- BY
- R. N. DUTTA, B.A., B.L.,
- AUTHOR OF "THE BOY'S RAMAYANA."
- CALCUTTA,
- To
- The Hon'ble Sir Justice
- C.S.I., M.A., D.L., D.S.C., F.R.A.S., F.R.S.E.
- THIS BOOK
- IS
- DEDICATED
- AUTHOR
- ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING.
- PREFACE.
- TALES
- FROM
- THE HINDU DRAMATISTS.
- SAKUNTALA OR THE LOST RING.
- Thereupon the following good wishes are uttered by voices in the air:--
- VIKRAMORVASI OR URVASI WON BY VALOUR
- OR
- THE HERO AND THE NYMPH.
- The friend replies:--
- At last he thinks he sees her in the mountain stream:--
- MALAVIKAGNIMITRA,
- OR
- AGNIMITRA AND MALAVIKA.
- THE VIRA CHARITA OR THE MAHAVIRA CHARITA
- OR
- THE LIFE OF THE GREAT HERO.
- Parasurama addresses Rama thus:--
- Rama replies thus:--
- UTTAR RAMA CHARITA
- OR
- THE LATER LIFE OF RAMA.
- Rama thus describes his love for his wife:--
- MALATI AND MADHAVA OR THE STOLEN MARRIAGE.
- Kamandaki addresses her favourite disciple Avalokita thus:--
- Avalokita replies:--
- The pupil asks "why is a stolen marriage intended?"
- Makaranda remarks--
- I cease to be myself or conscious of the thing I am."
- Malati thus addresses Lavangika:--
- Kamandaki soliloquises thus:--
- HANUMAN NATAKA, OR MAHANATAKA, OR THE GREAT DRAMA.
- Ravana says:--
- Rama replies:--
- ANERGHA RAGHAVA OR MURARI NATAKA.
- Lakshmana observes:--
- Rama replies:--
- VENI SAMVARANA OR VENI SANHARA
- OR
- CHANDA KAUSIKA
- OR
- THE OFFENDED VISWAMITRA.
- The Raja again and again implores him thus:--
- On this, the sage flies into a rage and exclaims:--
- The hermit says, "come and help me if I ever suffer extreme distress."
- The hermit says, "Then take this money and deliver your wife."
- Then he approaches the queen and addresses her thus:--
- MADHURANIRUDDHA.
- SRIDAMA CHARITA.
- KANSA BADHA
- OR
- THE DESTRUCTION OF KANSA.
- YAYATI CHARITRA.
- KAUTUKA SERVASWA.
- Satyacharya says: "How now, holy sirs, how fares it with you?"
- The Brahmans in jail reply: "We once had lands in free gifts."
- Satyacharya asks, "What then?"
- Satyacharya asks, "How are the scribes?"
- Satyacharya observes, "I have heard enough. Better fortunes attend you."
- PRACHANDA PANDAVA
- OR
- THE OFFENDED SONS OF PANDU
- OR
- BALA BHARATA.
- PROBODHA CHANDRODAYA
- OR
- NAGANANDA
- OR
- JOY OF THE SERPENTS.
- DUTANGADA
- OR
- THE MISSION OF ANGADA.
- PRADYUMNA VIJAYA.
- VIDAGDHA MADHAVA.
- DHANANYAYA VIJAYA.
- HASYARNAVA.
- CHITRA YAJNA.
- MRIGANKALEKHA.
- MUDRARAKSHASA
- OR
- RAKSHASA (THE MINISTER) WITH THE SIGNET
- OR
- RAKSHASA AND THE SIGNET-RING
- OR
- RAKSHASA KNOWN BY THE SIGNET-RING.
- VIDDHA SALABHANJIKA
- OR
- THE CARVED STATUE.
- The king answers, "I was absorbed in the maid of my vision."
- The queen becomes stunned and soliloquises:--
- RATNAVALI OR THE NECKLACE.
- Vasantaka says:--
- She bows down, then rising looks again, and observes:--
- The king consoles the queen thus:--
- APPENDIX.
- THE VALUE OF DRAMA.
- THE ORIGIN OF DRAMA.
- Angustus William Von Schlegel observes:--
- THE CHARACTER OF THE HINDU DRAMA.
- THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE SANSKRIT DRAMA.
- THE MANNER OF PERFORMANCE.
- KALIDASA.
- SAKUNTALA.
- THE MORAL OF THE PLAY.
- MALAVIKAGNIMITRA.
- VIKRAMORVASI.
- BHAVABHUTI.
- VIRA CHARITA.
- UTTARRAMACHARITA.
- MALATI-MADHAVA.
- MUDRA RAKSHASA.
- VISAKHADATTA.
- YAYATI CHARITA.
- DUTANGADA.
- DHANANJAYA VIJAYA.
- MRIGANKALEKHA.
- KAUTUKA SERVASWA.
- CHITRA YAJNA.
- HASYARNAVA.
- RATNAVALI.
- RAJA SEKHAR.
- MURARI.
- VENISANHARA.
- PROBODHA CHANDRODAYA.
- HANUMANANATAKA.
- VASAVADATTA.
- OPINIONS OF EMINENT EDUCATIONISTS on "THE BOY'S RAMAYANA"
- OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Tales from the Hindu Dramatists, by R. N. Dutta