Romantic Tales From the Panjab
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Then the king went forward sword in hand, and, dis- mounting, he smote off the traitor's head.
As the head rolled aside from the bleeding trunk, the lips of the dead parted, and the quivering tongue uttered the words— "Rasalu, give me to drink!" And Rasalu, as in a dream, lifted his enemy's empty quiver from which the arrows had slipped, and filling it with water from a pool, he held it to the open mouth, and Hodi drank, and when he had drunk he cried, " O birds, wheeling above me and cleaving ...the air with your pinions, go to the queen, my Loved One, and tell her that Hodi has drunk water from the hands of Raja Rasalu ! " Then the soul of Raja Rasalu rejoiced as he said to him- self: — "To-day I have brought my wife no venison. Yet she shall have venison daintier than ever she tasted before." The headless corpse lay at his feet. Stripping it of its rich clothing and cutting open the body, he tore out the heart and took it with him into the castle, rolling aside the ponderous gate and closing it again with a giant's strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the king went forward sword in hand, and, dis- mounting, he smote off the traitor's head.
As the head rolled aside from the bleeding trunk, the lips of the dead parted, and the quivering tongue uttered the words— "Rasalu, give me to drink!" And Rasalu, as in a dream, lifted his enemy's empty quiver from which the arrows had slipped, and filling it with water from a pool, he held it to the open mouth, and Hodi drank, and when he had drunk he cried, " O birds, wheeling above me and cleaving ...the air with your pinions, go to the queen, my Loved One, and tell her that Hodi has drunk water from the hands of Raja Rasalu ! " Then the soul of Raja Rasalu rejoiced as he said to him- self: — "To-day I have brought my wife no venison. Yet she shall have venison daintier than ever she tasted before." The headless corpse lay at his feet. Stripping it of its rich clothing and cutting open the body, he tore out the heart and took it with him into the castle, rolling aside the ponderous gate and closing it again with a giant's strength.
What to read after Romantic Tales From the Panjab?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swynnerton, Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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