Bengali Household Tales
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That day, there were great rejoicings and feasting in the palace, and, with one thing and another, the Rani forgot all about doing pujd to Itu till after she had eaten.
Then she suddenly remembered, and, in great con- cern, sent her servants here, there, and everywhere, to find, if possible, somebody who had not yet eaten.
One by one, they all came back and said, " Your Majesty, everybody has eaten." The Rani was in despair. But one maid-servant, suddenly recollect- ing, said, " The sweeper's m...other has eaten nothing to-day. She was too much grieved at her son's death to do so." " Fetch her at once," said the Rani.
The servants went off, all in a body, to the sweeper's mother, and said, " The Rani has called you. Come 88 BENGALI HOUSEHOLD TALES to her at once." But the old woman answered, " Never again will I look upon the Rdni's face. It is her fault that this calamity has come upon me." The servants returned, and told the Rdni that the old woman would not come. The Rani said, " Go to her again ; tell her she has nothing to fear ; only good will befal her, if she comes." They went, and, after many entreaties, succeeded in persuading the old woman to come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That day, there were great rejoicings and feasting in the palace, and, with one thing and another, the Rani forgot all about doing pujd to Itu till after she had eaten.
Then she suddenly remembered, and, in great con- cern, sent her servants here, there, and everywhere, to find, if possible, somebody who had not yet eaten.
One by one, they all came back and said, " Your Majesty, everybody has eaten." The Rani was in despair. But one maid-servant, suddenly recollect- ing, said, " The sweeper's m...other has eaten nothing to-day. She was too much grieved at her son's death to do so." " Fetch her at once," said the Rani.
The servants went off, all in a body, to the sweeper's mother, and said, " The Rani has called you. Come 88 BENGALI HOUSEHOLD TALES to her at once." But the old woman answered, " Never again will I look upon the Rdni's face. It is her fault that this calamity has come upon me." The servants returned, and told the Rdni that the old woman would not come. The Rani said, " Go to her again ; tell her she has nothing to fear ; only good will befal her, if she comes." They went, and, after many entreaties, succeeded in persuading the old woman to come.
What to read after Bengali Household Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcculloch, William to read onlineMoreLess
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