By-Ways of Bombay
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And peradventure the secret lesson of the ancient folk-taleis this, that the God of the Axe, despite the curse, is still at hand tohelp them along the path to new birth, provided always that their cause isfair, that they invoke not his aid for trivial or unjust ends, and thatthey have been truly purified in the pyres of affliction.
XV.
NUR JAN.
"The singer only sang the Joy of Life, For all too well, alas! the singer knew, How hard the daily toil, how keen the strife, How salt the falling t...ear, the joys how few. " "Nay, Saheb, I accept no money for my songs from you and your friend; foryou have taken a kindly interest in me and my past history, and have shewnme the respect which my birth warrants, but which alas! my occupation hathmade forfeit in the eyes of the world. But, --if you have found satisfactionin my singing, then write somewhat of me and of my Mimi to the paper, evenas you did of Imtiazan, that thus your people--the people who know not theinner life of India may learn that I was not born amid the saringis and thebells, and that I, the singer, hide within my heart a life-long regret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And peradventure the secret lesson of the ancient folk-taleis this, that the God of the Axe, despite the curse, is still at hand tohelp them along the path to new birth, provided always that their cause isfair, that they invoke not his aid for trivial or unjust ends, and thatthey have been truly purified in the pyres of affliction.
XV.
NUR JAN.
"The singer only sang the Joy of Life, For all too well, alas! the singer knew, How hard the daily toil, how keen the strife, How salt the falling t...ear, the joys how few. " "Nay, Saheb, I accept no money for my songs from you and your friend; foryou have taken a kindly interest in me and my past history, and have shewnme the respect which my birth warrants, but which alas! my occupation hathmade forfeit in the eyes of the world. But, --if you have found satisfactionin my singing, then write somewhat of me and of my Mimi to the paper, evenas you did of Imtiazan, that thus your people--the people who know not theinner life of India may learn that I was not born amid the saringis and thebells, and that I, the singer, hide within my heart a life-long regret.
What to read after By-Ways of Bombay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwardes Stephen Meredyth to read onlineMoreLess
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