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Neck prolonged.
Arms lengthy and powerful, Chest and shoulders broad and full, # His step that of a well-bred horse, His voice and moustache as those of a tiger.
In swiftness of foot like a deer, And his whole character without fear.
What a Bride of the Panj4b should be, from a native point of view.
Oochih hour siddhllh burchd hdr Akhee^nh Hurrun h^ NSkh thay bhurvuthay kammsln h^ Pual rung kah&nh dhee Pipleellnh theer&nh hir Dhundh chumbb&h hir Matthi khuMh tlmy chourrlh Dhoun kunj &nh h^ Buth... dhi d^ hir Ch&l momee hdr Awiz sithar h^ Shurm saar kacchom hir.
Tall and straight as a spear, MHth lustrous eyes like a deer, Nose and eyebrows delicately arched ; Hair the colour of the crow.
The eyelashes pointed as an arrow.
The teeth white and delicious as the jasmine The forehead prominent and assuring, Her neck like that of the kunj crane Her figure tapering as a wasp's ; Her walk stately and beautiful as a pea«fowl, Her voice sonorous and melting as the harp.
And her manner bashful as the turtle which withdraws its head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neck prolonged.
Arms lengthy and powerful, Chest and shoulders broad and full, # His step that of a well-bred horse, His voice and moustache as those of a tiger.
In swiftness of foot like a deer, And his whole character without fear.
What a Bride of the Panj4b should be, from a native point of view.
Oochih hour siddhllh burchd hdr Akhee^nh Hurrun h^ NSkh thay bhurvuthay kammsln h^ Pual rung kah&nh dhee Pipleellnh theer&nh hir Dhundh chumbb&h hir Matthi khuMh tlmy chourrlh Dhoun kunj &nh h^ Buth... dhi d^ hir Ch&l momee hdr Awiz sithar h^ Shurm saar kacchom hir.
Tall and straight as a spear, MHth lustrous eyes like a deer, Nose and eyebrows delicately arched ; Hair the colour of the crow.
The eyelashes pointed as an arrow.
The teeth white and delicious as the jasmine The forehead prominent and assuring, Her neck like that of the kunj crane Her figure tapering as a wasp's ; Her walk stately and beautiful as a pea«fowl, Her voice sonorous and melting as the harp.
And her manner bashful as the turtle which withdraws its head.
What to read after Publications?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Folklore Society (Great Britain) to read onlineMoreLess
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