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Usage examples of nala.

The sage, Vrihadasva, relates the story of Nala to king Yudishthira, in order to console him under the miseries to which he was exposed by bad success in play.

The adventures of Nala showed how that king, having been in the same manner unfortunate with the dice, had suffered still greater toil and misery, and had at length recovered his kingdom and his wife.

Skill in the management of horses and chariots, which in a subsequent part of the poem is of great importance to Nala, is often mentioned as a praiseworthy accomplishment of kings.

It must be remembered that Kali, while within the body of Nala, had been enchanted by the serpent Karkotaka.

The horses of Nala had been before conveyed to the city of king Bhima by Varshneya.

The reader must remember the various gifts bestowed on king Nala by the gods upon his marriage.

I dream again and in this dream I see the past as Nala might, more vividly than I ever have before.

I reach from the platform, gesture for Nala to join me which she does with a happy and rapid smile and I embrace her before them to ragged cheers and shouts.

Perhaps I want Nala to come and tell me that her strangeness comes from the fact that she has told her therapist everything.

Another machine cuts in, Nala passes among them rapidly now, bestowing pats and caresses upon them like children and soon the room is shaking.

The ship fills with power, it seems, with Nala, to open, and it leaps toward the heavens.

After breakfast, on the way to the therapist, I meet Nala in the hallway.

I stand and look after her for a minute, pursuing her with my eyes as I would with my feet and then, realizing that I am very late for therapy and things will be even worse if I do not appear shortly, I break into a clumsy, loping run, heading toward the appropriate room, thoughts of Nala and even the escape momentarily abolished.

One of these beautiful episodes, the tale of Nala and Damayanti, has been translated into graceful English verse by Dean Milman, and is known to many English readers.

My shipmates move before us grunting, Nala and I bringing up the rear.