Deccan Nursery Tales 8 7
Deccan Nursery Tales 8 7
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Beneathwhere you used to fly was an altar to Shiva, and every day at noonyou would spread your wings over it and shade it from the sun'sheat. So the god was pleased with you and in this life made you oneof the queens of Atpat. As you spread your wings over Shiva's altar, so now a canopy hangs over your bed. And just as you served Shiva, now do service to the king, your husband. And you will thereby gainfull merit and in the end reach Kailas. " Then the rishi blessed her, and she went off quite ...gaily to attend to the king's clothes.
And the four queens never quarrelled any more, but lived happily everafterwards with the king. And all little girls who hear this storyshould try to be as good as the queens were after Vasishta had curedthem of their squabbling.
CHAPTER XIV The Lamps and the King's Daughter-in-Law Once upon a time there was a town called Atpat. In it there lived aking who had one little daughter-in-law. Now she was a very greedylittle girl, and one day when some sweetmeats were got ready for allthe family she went quietly and ate them all up herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beneathwhere you used to fly was an altar to Shiva, and every day at noonyou would spread your wings over it and shade it from the sun'sheat. So the god was pleased with you and in this life made you oneof the queens of Atpat. As you spread your wings over Shiva's altar, so now a canopy hangs over your bed. And just as you served Shiva, now do service to the king, your husband. And you will thereby gainfull merit and in the end reach Kailas. " Then the rishi blessed her, and she went off quite ...gaily to attend to the king's clothes.
And the four queens never quarrelled any more, but lived happily everafterwards with the king. And all little girls who hear this storyshould try to be as good as the queens were after Vasishta had curedthem of their squabbling.
CHAPTER XIV The Lamps and the King's Daughter-in-Law Once upon a time there was a town called Atpat. In it there lived aking who had one little daughter-in-law. Now she was a very greedylittle girl, and one day when some sweetmeats were got ready for allthe family she went quietly and ate them all up herself.
What to read after Deccan Nursery Tales 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kincaid C. A. to read onlineMoreLess
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