The legends of the Panjâb

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224 LEGENDS OF THE PANJAB.
And procured masons from Miilchak*
The masons drew up plans
130 And dug deep and good foundations,
And placed the door to the south.
They built the Nigaha of the saint.
Where splendor was lavished.
" Saint, procure a record of the good work of this
disciple, J
135 Who built thy Nigaha."
Hearing this the disciple pays his respects (saying),
" May thy service flourish. Sultan.
Protect Sadhi the poet !
In these times good and bad
140 Eeceive the reward of service."
In the midst of this Black Age §
142 He (Sarwar) has displayed mii-aculous power.
* I.e., Multan. Would not tMs name give " Mftla's Well " or " Mlila's
Property " as the derivation o'f the name of the modern town P
t Saints' tombs are built—head to N. and feet to S., so that the
pilgrims can pray to the W., i.e., in the direction of Makka.
X In the record of life in heaven.
§ Kalla Kal for Kali Tug.