A Panjabi Phonetic Reader
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Man very happy was, heart in singing— going was. Eoad of side two thieves huqqa — smoking were.
Traveller to having-seen one thief to-say began " look, O, this what foolish like (man) dancing leaping — going is ? " By-second was said that " clever him let-ug-admit who ass steal may-bring and owner to knowledge not be- attached." By-first was-said that " thou my help do and I taking will-come." Then both thieves ass man of behind went. By-one was said " I quietly quietly ass loosing will- take, ...and thou him-to quickly horae take gOj afterwards I myself also return will-come and him-to ass of any know- ledge not to-be-attached I-will-glve " {i.e., allow). Second to-say began " indeed my-man, thou then very clever art " then silently silently |orward they-advanced, that potter them-of feet of noise not may hear. One thief-by ass of rope having-loosed own neck upon placing was-taken and second noiselessly ass to taking went. Short time after A PANJABI PHONETIC READER cora te khote di k^oni.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Man very happy was, heart in singing— going was. Eoad of side two thieves huqqa — smoking were.
Traveller to having-seen one thief to-say began " look, O, this what foolish like (man) dancing leaping — going is ? " By-second was said that " clever him let-ug-admit who ass steal may-bring and owner to knowledge not be- attached." By-first was-said that " thou my help do and I taking will-come." Then both thieves ass man of behind went. By-one was said " I quietly quietly ass loosing will- take, ...and thou him-to quickly horae take gOj afterwards I myself also return will-come and him-to ass of any know- ledge not to-be-attached I-will-glve " {i.e., allow). Second to-say began " indeed my-man, thou then very clever art " then silently silently |orward they-advanced, that potter them-of feet of noise not may hear. One thief-by ass of rope having-loosed own neck upon placing was-taken and second noiselessly ass to taking went. Short time after A PANJABI PHONETIC READER cora te khote di k^oni.
What to read after A Panjabi Phonetic Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey, Thomas Grahame, 1872-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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