Tales From the Hindu Dramatists
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The queen, who is jealous on account of his absence during the night, says to him, "Oh! I see your eyes are red for want of sleep. The sight is notuninteresting; only, I am being consumed with the fires of agony ofmind. " The king, on hearing this, smiles and says, "Oh my dear queen! donot be angry. Be assured, you have no rival in Harischandra'saffections".
The queen is not altogether satisfied with this assurance, for love issuspicious. Just then, a messenger comes to request permission to br...ingin a hermit who is standing at the door. The permission is granted andthe hermit enters. Addressing the King, he says, "The family priest hassent you some holy water, which will bring you peace of mind and wardoff the evils for fear of which he made you keep up a whole night. " Theking and the queen thankfully accept the water. The hermit retires. Thequeen, now learning from the hermit the cause of her husband's absencefrom her, and of his wakefulness all night, becomes ashamed of herselfand asks her lord's pardon for the false insinuation she had made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The queen, who is jealous on account of his absence during the night, says to him, "Oh! I see your eyes are red for want of sleep. The sight is notuninteresting; only, I am being consumed with the fires of agony ofmind. " The king, on hearing this, smiles and says, "Oh my dear queen! donot be angry. Be assured, you have no rival in Harischandra'saffections".
The queen is not altogether satisfied with this assurance, for love issuspicious. Just then, a messenger comes to request permission to br...ingin a hermit who is standing at the door. The permission is granted andthe hermit enters. Addressing the King, he says, "The family priest hassent you some holy water, which will bring you peace of mind and wardoff the evils for fear of which he made you keep up a whole night. " Theking and the queen thankfully accept the water. The hermit retires. Thequeen, now learning from the hermit the cause of her husband's absencefrom her, and of his wakefulness all night, becomes ashamed of herselfand asks her lord's pardon for the false insinuation she had made.
What to read after Tales From the Hindu Dramatists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dutta R. N. to read onlineMoreLess
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