Bibliographic Detail | |
Call No. | T. C. 891.41 T 129 co. |
Author | Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941 |
Title | La corbeille de fruits / Rabindranath Tagore ; translated by ; traduit de I'anglais par Helene Du PasQuier |
Imprint | Paris : Gallimard, [1959] |
Subject | Sindhi literature - Translations into English |
Added Author | Du PasQuier, Helene, trl. |
La fugitive was published in 1922. This time she also met Rabindranath with her translated copy.
(Wilhelm Richard Wagner (
In the evening Rabindranath went to see Valkyre, a lyrical drama based on mythological tales of Richard Wagner [1813-1883] in Grand Opera.


" Rabindranath Tagore came to see me accompanying his son. He was in Indian dress - tall black hatmade of velvet and a long ash coloured turban.He was very beautiful - rather too much beautiful - tall, beautfiful face cutting, uniform, like a true Aryan, bright complexion made golden by sunshine and by own lustre; bright almond-coloured two eyes with beautiful shades fallen from eye-lips, long straight nose, smiling face under the moustache, silky beard with three layers gradually sharpened, the middle layer being textent black. Han speak only in English.My sister was my interpreter. arence was like an ancient sage of East. The most charming was his behaviour. simple and modest. What say touches heart and spontaneous, He passed one and half hours time. Always smiling , bright with intelligence had good interaction with picturesque pose.
(Romain Rolland (29 January 1866 – 30 December 1944) was a French dramatist,novelist, essayist, art historian and mystic who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1915)