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The Rig Veda — Mandala 3, Hymn 53 (1896)

“ With various aids this day come to us, Indra, with best aids speed us, Maghavan, thou Hero. Let him who hateth us fall headlong downward: him whom we hate let vital breath abandon. 22. He heats his very axe, and then cuts a mere Semal blossom off. O Indra, like a caldron cracked and seething, so he pours out foam. 23. Men notice not the arrow, O ye people; they bring the red beast deeming it a bullock. A sluggish steed men run not with the courser, nor ever lead an ass before a charger. 24. These men, the sons of Bharata, O Indra, regard not severance or close connexion. ”
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The Rig Veda — Mandala 3, Hymn 53 (1896)

“ Show thyself strong, O Axle, fixed and strengthened: throw us not from the car whereon we travel. 20. Let not this sovran of the wood leave us forlorn or injure us. Safe may we be until we reach our homes and rest us and unyoke. ”
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