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Hindoo Tales; Or, the Adventures of Ten Princes; Freely Translated from the Sanscrit of the Dasakumaracharitam

Hindoo Tales; Or, the Adventures of Ten Princes; Freely Translated from the Sanscrit of the Dasakumaracharitam

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ISBN10: 1151177938
ISBN13: 9781151177933
Publisher: General Books
Pages: 108
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.25 Width: 9.01 Depth: 5.98
Language: English
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1873 edition. Excerpt: ...in that affair. When the ministers heard all this, and perceived me to be acquainted with secrets known only to the king and themselves, they were quite confirmed in their first impression; and while congratulating me and the queen, were loud in their praise of the power of magic. My parents were immediately liberated from prison; and having been informed by the old nurse of what had been done by me, were quite prepared when I went to them in public; and afterwards, when we met in private, were able to give way to their feelings of affection and delight at seeing me again. After a short time, with the consent of my wife, I resigned the crown, and reinstated my parents in their former position; retaining for myself the dignity of heirapparent. Soon afterwards, a letter arrived from Sinhavarma, an old friend of my father's, congratulating him on his restoration, and asking for help against Chandavarma, who was marching to attack him. Upon which I hastily equipped an army, and marched to his assistance; and have now had the great happiness of meeting with you, as well as of helping to defeat the enemy. Rajavahana having heard this story, smiled, and said: Truly, our friend here has committed great sins; but how can I blame him when his motives were so good, and he had the praiseworthy object of liberating from a long imprisonment those who are so dear to him, and of punishing the usurper and oppressor? His courage and ingenuity have been great; and I congratulate him on his success. Then turning to Arthapala, he said: Do you relate your adventures. And he immediately began his story in the following manner: --ADVENTURES OF ARTHAPALA. 1 If Y LORD, having the same object as your other friends, I wandered about over various countries in...