A Wreath of Indian Stories
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Never had Juwali been so dear to the soul of her husband as now, when, in a woman with weak frame but brave spirit, he beheld his fellow-heir of eternal life ; no mere plaything or slave, but the companion of his dangers, the sharer of all his trials.
Juwali suffered even more than did her husband.
After the fashion of Indian women, Juwali wore many rings in her ears ; * and the briers and thorns caught in these rings, so that the wearer s course was stayed, and she was as a prisoner fastened i...n bonds. Tears gushed from the woman's eyes.
Tulsi Ram tried to lend his aid to release his wife, but only himself became more painfully entangled in the sharp thorns.
'' Juwali ! what can we do ? " exclaimed Tulsl Ram.
Juwali's answer was in her act. She lifted up her small bleeding hands, and broke off one by one the ear-rings which hindered her progress, and left them hanging upon the thorns.
" See, I am free ! " she cried, smiling, as Tulsi Ram, by a desperate effort, also released himself from the briers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never had Juwali been so dear to the soul of her husband as now, when, in a woman with weak frame but brave spirit, he beheld his fellow-heir of eternal life ; no mere plaything or slave, but the companion of his dangers, the sharer of all his trials.
Juwali suffered even more than did her husband.
After the fashion of Indian women, Juwali wore many rings in her ears ; * and the briers and thorns caught in these rings, so that the wearer s course was stayed, and she was as a prisoner fastened i...n bonds. Tears gushed from the woman's eyes.
Tulsi Ram tried to lend his aid to release his wife, but only himself became more painfully entangled in the sharp thorns.
'' Juwali ! what can we do ? " exclaimed Tulsl Ram.
Juwali's answer was in her act. She lifted up her small bleeding hands, and broke off one by one the ear-rings which hindered her progress, and left them hanging upon the thorns.
" See, I am free ! " she cried, smiling, as Tulsi Ram, by a desperate effort, also released himself from the briers.
What to read after A Wreath of Indian Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. L. O. E. to read onlineMoreLess
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