Week 13 Reading: Legends of India by Washburn Hopkins

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 Reading Notes:

Characters-

Battlestrong- Emperor of India

Bhima- Fearful brother of the Emperor

Arjuna- Silver Knight, Younger Brother


"Arjuna" by Pearls of Wisdom

Main Quotes-

"These the Pandus Five That had many a peril come alive"

"A cave beneath and passing underground"

"Hope remains when life still lingers"

"Krishna had been perfected for great love"

"One only love, and that one love is mine. It fills my soul, and the far realms of space".


Bibliography

Hopkins. “Legends of India, by Washburn Hopkins.” HathiTrust, babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015063931987.

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