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diff --git a/crawl-ref/source/dat/database/quotes.txt b/crawl-ref/source/dat/database/quotes.txt index 92e37a8e0f..436eb7ab71 100644 --- a/crawl-ref/source/dat/database/quotes.txt +++ b/crawl-ref/source/dat/database/quotes.txt @@ -328,23 +328,6 @@ About the places where they dig for Oare. The Greekes and Germans call them Cobali." -Heywood, Hierarch. ix. 568, circa 1635 %%%% -__cap-N_suffix - -"The insensible son of Pandu sank down till he reached the Naga kingdom. -Nagas, furnished with fangs containing virulent venom, bit him by -thousands. The vegetable poison, mingled in the blood of the son of the -Wind god, was neutralised by the snake-poison. The serpents had bitten -all over his frame, except his chest, the skin of which was so tough that -their fangs could not penetrate it. -"On regaining consciousness, the son of Kunti burst his bands and began -to press the snakes down under the ground. A remnant fled for life, and -going to their king Vasuki, represented, 'O king of snakes, a man drowned -under the water, bound in chords of shrubs; probably he had drunk poison. -For when he fell amongst us, he was insensible. But when we began to bite -him, he regained his senses, and bursting his fetters, commenced laying -at us. May it please Your Majesty to enquire who is.'" - -_The Mahabharata, Sambhava Parva, Section CXXVIII -%%%% __cap-O_suffix "The little princess, asleep in her cradle, floated on the water, and at |