The Temples Of Tamilnadu
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TIRUKKOILUR

But the stranger refused to enter, as it would deprive the patron of his comfort. So there was some scuffle. Hearing, the third bumped out from the but and offered his place, whereas the second was found by then standing behind the first sacrificing his place, for the fourth. Each showed his readiness to lose the warmth and comfort in preference to the other and there was a keen contest among themselves, as a matter of fact. Wonder of wonders, all preferred standing in the open exposing themselves to the ferocity of elements throughout the night. 

All the four standing outside depleted their souls of their devotion through songs. All but on Sri Hari, and the refrain being Sri Mahavishnu. It was a sumptuous royal banquet to the ears of those who were blessed. Neither the pitch darkness, nor relentless tempest did depress their spirits, Enjoying the spectacle of humanism at its height, and drinking in the honied cadences, perhaps, Nature lost to itself and forgot its motion.

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About Tirukkoilur
Uniqueness.Pg.1
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Historicity
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