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NOVEMBER, 1894.) THE BHASHA BHUSHANA OF JAS'WANT SINGI.
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(3) He was searching for the drug from which is made the ointment which when applied to the eyes shews all the riches of the world (literally the richies-ointment), and lo, he found (riches themselves), the first cause of his search).'
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VishadAlankara. så vishada chita-chaha té.
ulaļau lachhu hrai jái 1 Nivi parasata, áruti pari
charunuyulha-dhuni ái 11 163 1 Translation.
The Disappointment. [Not in Sahitya-darpana.]
It is the figure of Disappointment, whicu something the reverse of what is one's desired objoct occurs, as for example: Just as I laid my hand upon her girdle, the sound of u cock's crow fell upon my ear."
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Viparityalankara. Not in Bhasha-bhúshana. I have only met it in Lalu-chunriká, 409, where it is detined 13 follows: Sadhana budhaka siddha kau
su vipariti gunai 11 13 3a 11 Yatha : - Sowata sapané súma-ghana
hili-wili haratu riyoya Taba-hi tari kita-lui gai
nilu-u niluna yoga il 163b 11 Translation.
The Perverse Agent. - When an Agent becomes a hindrance towards the accomplishment of his task it is the figure of the Perverse Agent, as for example:
Sleeping, in my dreams, Ghana-égâma used to join me and take away my woe. Since then sleep also has departed and gone I kuow not where, - and it also must I blame.'
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Ullasalankara. Guņa avaguna jaba é ku kart
aura chahai ullusu Nhai sata patana kurai
ganga dharai' ihi esa | 164 11 Translation.
Sympathetic result. [Not in Sahitya-durpana.]
When one person desires the good or bad qualities of another, it is the figure of Sympathetio Result, as for example:
The Ganges has but one hope, - that the pious may bathe in her and communicate to her their purity.'
[This figure is more usually explained, as occurring, when the good or bad qualities of one person, cause bad or good qualities to arise in another, as for instance the budding beauty of a new bride, causing her co-wives to become ugly, through despair - Aura ké guna té dúsku. Compare Lála-chandrika, 25: - ta kế gụ ta tê• hội jaha
aurahi dósha nlása dulahi ké guna té badhyau
sautina disha prakása | 1848 11 Dalliance after sunrise is prohibited.
| SR No. | 032515 |
| Book Title | Indian Antiquary Vol 23 |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Richard Carnac Temple |
| Publisher | Swati Publications |
| Publication Year | 1984 |
| Total Pages | 412 |
| Language | English |
| Classification | Book_English |
| File Size | 16 MB |