The Life Or Legend of Gaudama the Buddha of the Burmese With Annotations Th
The Life Or Legend of Gaudama the Buddha of the Burmese With Annotations Th
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Such an inhuman behaviour soon met with a condign punishment. The wretched Tsampooka had at first to endure horrible torments in hell.
On his return to the seat of man on earth, he was born from respectable parents, but he was always prone from his infancy to indulge in the lowest habits. He would secretly steal away, and actually satiate the cravings of hunger by eating the most disgusting things ; he would not wear clothing, but ran about in a state of nakedness ; he would only sleep on the g...round. His parents, after many fruitless attempts to correct him, resolved to make him over to the heterodox ascetics. These received him ; but he would not eat in the company of his brethren, nor go to beg with them. He, from the moment they were absent, went to devour the refuse he could find. His eccentric and disgusting habits were soon found out, and his new friends said one to the other : " Let this man be no longer allowed to live with us. Should the disciples of the Eahan Gaudania hear that one of our company is be- having in such a manner, our brotherhood would become a laughing-stock to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such an inhuman behaviour soon met with a condign punishment. The wretched Tsampooka had at first to endure horrible torments in hell.
On his return to the seat of man on earth, he was born from respectable parents, but he was always prone from his infancy to indulge in the lowest habits. He would secretly steal away, and actually satiate the cravings of hunger by eating the most disgusting things ; he would not wear clothing, but ran about in a state of nakedness ; he would only sleep on the g...round. His parents, after many fruitless attempts to correct him, resolved to make him over to the heterodox ascetics. These received him ; but he would not eat in the company of his brethren, nor go to beg with them. He, from the moment they were absent, went to devour the refuse he could find. His eccentric and disgusting habits were soon found out, and his new friends said one to the other : " Let this man be no longer allowed to live with us. Should the disciples of the Eahan Gaudania hear that one of our company is be- having in such a manner, our brotherhood would become a laughing-stock to them.
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