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Austerities:
A conqueror, and a dreaded name unti he renounced his kingly role and choise to become a sage which he accomplished through severe austeritie combined in himself the sage's exinence and the kings authority and was quick tempered and positiver.
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State of being worn out by old age or illness. |
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Decrepitude
Was above the effects of heat, cold, hunger, fatigue, and even decrepitude. |
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Sublime
it is my duty to protect your sublime effort |
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worthy of respect becuase of age and dignity |
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August
The sage said no need to disturb your august self. |
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secular
viwamithra, rather irked since he hated all reference to his secular pasted wanted always to be known as a brahmarishi
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obeisance
dasaratha made a deep obeisance and said come back to your seat your holiness |
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Exuberance state of high spirits and good health |
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Exuberance
Exuberance they laid waste surroundings |
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diminutive
the diminutive saint who once when certain |
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beyond understanding of most people
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Esoteric
viswanithra obeyed injunction and faught rama all the esoteric technigues in weapon. |
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Sidle
They would slink and sidle over the white back-garden walls, and the lynxexed hunters, jim and I furcapped and moccasined trappers from hudson bay. |
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Prey
like the for off challenge of ourenemy and prey the neighbor's polar cat |
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wallowed
when we sang and wallowed all night and day in caves that smely like sunday afternoons in damp front farmhouse parlove and we chased with the jaebanes of decons. |
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made with yarn woven with hooked needles |
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crocheted
once I had a little crocheted npse bag from now aias no logen whinly with us |
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easlly broken or shattered |
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brittle
sat on the very edges of their chairs poised and brittle of raid to break like faded cups and saucers |
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