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An Indian Drama by KALIDASA. Translated by Sir WILLIAM JONES,
and Edited, with an Introduction, by T. W. RHYS DAVIDS, Ph.D.,
LL.D.

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Transcribers note:

Some minor obvious typographical errors have been corrected
without comment. Footnotes have been moved to underneath the
paragraph they refer to so as to not disrupt the flow of the
text.

Corrections made: (note: the letter "a" after the page number refers to the back advertisement pages after the main body of the book.)

Pg 100 "a whole ship's company to fee [replaced with "feed"]"

Pg 155 "was a pretty [inserted a comma here] old-fashioned
flower-garden,"

Pg 23a (Back advertising section) "Mr. Hope has not gathered his
stores [replaced with "stories"]"

Multiple versions of words not changed:

ferryman, ferry-man
bedroom, bed-rooms