Hindoo Tales
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"Now such is the depravity of women, that Dhumini fell in love withthis poor mutilated wretch, and determined to have him whether hewould or no.
"One day her husband came home from hunting, tired and thirsty, andasked her for water. She answered: 'I have a very bad headache, youmust go and draw for yourself. ' Then walking softly behind him as hewent, she waited till he stooped down over the well, and pushed himin.
"Having thus, as she thought, got rid of her husband, she took themaimed man on ...her back and carried him till she reached an inhabitedcountry, where there was no famine, telling those who asked her, thatthis man was her husband, and had been mutilated in that manner by aspiteful enemy.
"She thus became the object of much compassion, and praise, fordevotion to her husband, and the king of the country bestowed on her asmall pension on which she lived in the city of Avanti. Meanwhile herreal husband had managed to climb up from the well, and wandered abouta long time, not knowing where his wife was gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Now such is the depravity of women, that Dhumini fell in love withthis poor mutilated wretch, and determined to have him whether hewould or no.
"One day her husband came home from hunting, tired and thirsty, andasked her for water. She answered: 'I have a very bad headache, youmust go and draw for yourself. ' Then walking softly behind him as hewent, she waited till he stooped down over the well, and pushed himin.
"Having thus, as she thought, got rid of her husband, she took themaimed man on ...her back and carried him till she reached an inhabitedcountry, where there was no famine, telling those who asked her, thatthis man was her husband, and had been mutilated in that manner by aspiteful enemy.
"She thus became the object of much compassion, and praise, fordevotion to her husband, and the king of the country bestowed on her asmall pension on which she lived in the city of Avanti. Meanwhile herreal husband had managed to climb up from the well, and wandered abouta long time, not knowing where his wife was gone.
What to read after Hindoo Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob P. W. to read onlineMoreLess
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