Tara : a Mahratta Tale 3
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here are bruises on me. I tell thee he will not spare them or you.
Come ! " " I will die here, — I will not go from the Mother, Gunga," replied Tara. " I am her child now — only A MAHRATTA TALE. 187 hers : let her do with me as she wills, I will not go.
Save thyself, care not for me," and she arose and pro- strated herself before the shrine. "0 Mother," she cried piteously, " I will not leave thee again. Death or life, what matters it to me ? let it be as thou wilt. I have promised not to leave... thee, and I am here waiting." Then rising, she seated herself as she was used to do before the shrine, and spoke no more.
" I can at least die with thee, Tara ; I will not leave thee/' said Gunga. " Whatever comes, let it come to us both ; I am as ready to die as thou art — I will not go." They sat there long. The sun declined, and the evening was drawing in. Once only Gunga had gone out to see whether she could gain any intelligence, and had returned saying the doors of the temple enclosure were shut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
here are bruises on me. I tell thee he will not spare them or you.
Come ! " " I will die here, — I will not go from the Mother, Gunga," replied Tara. " I am her child now — only A MAHRATTA TALE. 187 hers : let her do with me as she wills, I will not go.
Save thyself, care not for me," and she arose and pro- strated herself before the shrine. "0 Mother," she cried piteously, " I will not leave thee again. Death or life, what matters it to me ? let it be as thou wilt. I have promised not to leave... thee, and I am here waiting." Then rising, she seated herself as she was used to do before the shrine, and spoke no more.
" I can at least die with thee, Tara ; I will not leave thee/' said Gunga. " Whatever comes, let it come to us both ; I am as ready to die as thou art — I will not go." They sat there long. The sun declined, and the evening was drawing in. Once only Gunga had gone out to see whether she could gain any intelligence, and had returned saying the doors of the temple enclosure were shut.
What to read after Tara : a Mahratta Tale 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Meadows, 1808-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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