Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Story of Gautama Buddha and His Creed: An Epic
IV Of such an one I tell what will not fail To sound as marvellous as an Eastern tale, Yet very pitiful; and that above The death of heroes, or the woes of love, The moans of dying children, or the fall Of some beleaguered city, when the wall Becomes unmanned thro' famine or the hell Of beaten armies that have battled well.
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