Malayan Literature
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Your justice equals that of KingRouchirouan. I don't see a single fault in you, my lord. " King Chah Djouhou said: "If it is thus, why then does my princess shedtears?" Princess Djouher-Manikam answered: "If I wept thus while playing withmy three children, it is because I thought that if my father, mymother, and my brother should see my three children, necessarily theiraffection for me would be greater. And that is why I shed tears. " King Chah Djouhou said to her: "O my young wife, dear prince...ss, areyour father and mother still living? What is your father's name?" Princess Djouher-Manikam answered, "O my lord, my father is namedHaroun-er-Raschid, King of Bagdad. " Clasping her in his arms and kissing her, the prince asked her: "Why, until this day have you not told the truth to your husband?" And the princess answered: "I wished to avow the truth, but perhaps mylord would not have had faith. It is on account of the children that Itell the truth. " King Chah Djouhou answered: "Since it is so, it is fitting that weshould start, and make a visit upon King Haroun-er-Raschid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your justice equals that of KingRouchirouan. I don't see a single fault in you, my lord. " King Chah Djouhou said: "If it is thus, why then does my princess shedtears?" Princess Djouher-Manikam answered: "If I wept thus while playing withmy three children, it is because I thought that if my father, mymother, and my brother should see my three children, necessarily theiraffection for me would be greater. And that is why I shed tears. " King Chah Djouhou said to her: "O my young wife, dear prince...ss, areyour father and mother still living? What is your father's name?" Princess Djouher-Manikam answered, "O my lord, my father is namedHaroun-er-Raschid, King of Bagdad. " Clasping her in his arms and kissing her, the prince asked her: "Why, until this day have you not told the truth to your husband?" And the princess answered: "I wished to avow the truth, but perhaps mylord would not have had faith. It is on account of the children that Itell the truth. " King Chah Djouhou answered: "Since it is so, it is fitting that weshould start, and make a visit upon King Haroun-er-Raschid.
What to read after Malayan Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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