Hindu Tales Retold
Hindu Tales Retold
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She will show which one she chooses by throwing a wreath of flowers about his neck. These foolish Kings are dressed in all their gorgeous robes because they think she w r ill choose their gold and their jewels. " "But I don't belong here. Let me go away, " urged the Plowman.
'Better stay, and here is your plow just keep that handy, " said the Jina.
Presently the Princess came in, and she was more beautiful than music. The Plowman felt sure that she would understand the voices he heard in the fi...elds, and love them, too.
Her father handed a harp to each King and Prince. He paused before the Plowman, and C looked curiously at him, but the Princess stepped up quickly and said, "Yes, give him a harp, too, for I feel sure that he can play. " The King then made this announcement: "Hear, all Princes and Kings! The Princess has made a vow that if any man can excel her in playing the harp, that man shall be her husband. " The first Prince stepped forward, smiling and conceited. He played so soothingly that a wild elephant was quieted, and became tame from that moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She will show which one she chooses by throwing a wreath of flowers about his neck. These foolish Kings are dressed in all their gorgeous robes because they think she w r ill choose their gold and their jewels. " "But I don't belong here. Let me go away, " urged the Plowman.
'Better stay, and here is your plow just keep that handy, " said the Jina.
Presently the Princess came in, and she was more beautiful than music. The Plowman felt sure that she would understand the voices he heard in the fi...elds, and love them, too.
Her father handed a harp to each King and Prince. He paused before the Plowman, and C looked curiously at him, but the Princess stepped up quickly and said, "Yes, give him a harp, too, for I feel sure that he can play. " The King then made this announcement: "Hear, all Princes and Kings! The Princess has made a vow that if any man can excel her in playing the harp, that man shall be her husband. " The first Prince stepped forward, smiling and conceited. He played so soothingly that a wild elephant was quieted, and became tame from that moment.
What to read after Hindu Tales Retold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Teresa Peirce Williston to read onlineMoreLess
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