Tales And Poems of South India
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It being a severely hot season, the excessive heat struck them as they went on, and they were caught in an open plain, where they could find neither tree nor bush, neither hiding-place nor shade. As they proceeded, the guru, like a drooping plant, could no longer bear the intense heat, and was on the point of falling under the ox. The disciples, seeing that, took him down, and, in the absence of any other shelter, detained the ox, and placing him in its shadow, fanned him with a cloth. After he... had been thus greatly refreshed, a cool breeze springing 1 Paramatta-guru-Kathay. Strangely diluted by Alfred Crow- quill in Strange Surprising Adventures of the Venerable Gooroo Simple.
OTHER JUDICIAL CASES. 317 up, he remounted, and resumed the journey in silence. He reached a small village before sunset, and there alighted. Having entered a humble rest-house, they presented three fanams to the owner of the ox. " It is not enough, " said he. They spoke up, saying, " What ? is not this the daily hire we agreed upon with you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It being a severely hot season, the excessive heat struck them as they went on, and they were caught in an open plain, where they could find neither tree nor bush, neither hiding-place nor shade. As they proceeded, the guru, like a drooping plant, could no longer bear the intense heat, and was on the point of falling under the ox. The disciples, seeing that, took him down, and, in the absence of any other shelter, detained the ox, and placing him in its shadow, fanned him with a cloth. After he... had been thus greatly refreshed, a cool breeze springing 1 Paramatta-guru-Kathay. Strangely diluted by Alfred Crow- quill in Strange Surprising Adventures of the Venerable Gooroo Simple.
OTHER JUDICIAL CASES. 317 up, he remounted, and resumed the journey in silence. He reached a small village before sunset, and there alighted. Having entered a humble rest-house, they presented three fanams to the owner of the ox. " It is not enough, " said he. They spoke up, saying, " What ? is not this the daily hire we agreed upon with you ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Jewitt Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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