Naras

The Gandharvas called Kinnaras, and others called Naras, and Manibhadra, and Dhanada, and Swetabhadra and

The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa Translated into English Prose Sabha Parva Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli

"Of course, that means only those companies owned or controlled by you," said Naras.

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Naras and Loo-Macklin trailed behind the psychologist as he exited the car dock and entered the main structure.

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Naras seemed to be gaining confidence in the idea.

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Naras had grown adept at recognizing the meaning of human gestures and expressions.

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Then came the day when Naras spirited him out of the central city in a Nuel ground car.

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"Truly, for example," Naras admitted, watching him carefully for reaction.

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Naras performed several elaborate gestures and eye movements indicative of astonishment mixed with delight.

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"Somewhat smaller than that, actually," said the uncomfortable Naras.

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"To the best of my knowledge," said Naras, hesitating to answer, "no alien, human or otherwise, has ever witnessed a Birthing in person."

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