Charles Augustus Kincaid, Tales from the Indian Epics — Vrigu and Agni (1918)
“ The Immortals were happy because of the honour which they received and the rishis because they once again could offer sacrifices. And because of the happiness of the Immortals and the power of the rishis mankind grew daily happier. ”
Charles Augustus Kincaid, Tales from the Indian Epics — Vrigu and Agni (1918)
“ When she grew to full womanhood her father offered her in marriage to Vrigu the rishi. Vrigu accepted her hand. And thus the wisest and the loveliest in all the land were united in wedlock. They lived together happily and after several months Puloma was about to bear her lord a son. But before the child's birth the great sage went to bathe in a holy river. In his absence there came to his hermitage a demon king named Paulama. When Puloma was quite a child her father had promised her hand to the demon king. ”
