I would fain hear from thee some tidings of our king.

And if thou canst let me hear from thee, do.

O thou of beautiful face, I wish to hear from thee of the disposition of women.'

Addressing her they said, 'We desire to hear from thee the mysteries of duty and religion.

I was pleased to hear from thee.

O puissant one, I wish to hear from thee what region will be acquired by the royal Dhritarashtra.

Said the former, "For every word of abuse I hear from thee, I will retort ten."

And if that be so-well, I would hear from thee, before it is done, that 'twas naught but a dream, and that dream forgot--

I swear by the earth, and the hallowed majesty of the sun, and by all the Gods, to abide by what I hear from thee.

For what is it to hear from Thee of themselves, but to know themselves?

Unrivalled and fraught with mystery is the discourse that I have already heard from thee!

I have also heard from thee, O thou of great intelligence, many discourses connected with morality.

But if they hear from Thee of themselves, they cannot say, "The Lord lieth."

Yet, had I reflected upon the sentiments I have heard from thee, I might have judged thee nobler.

Why seek they to hear from me what I am; who will not hear from Thee what themselves are?

"'"Yama said, 'I have heard from thee an excellent and agreeable discourse.