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The legends of the Panjâb

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: "<br />

Jin ghar ' ho na baithna/ oh kafir be-pir.<br />

Td mukh se tuk bol ; kaho sachi bani."<br />

8Ud Dai.<br />

Jis se hai piyar, woh pardes sidhara.<br />

Ab rain same ae : kya _kam tumhara <br />

Tum Rajan Maharaj ! Jagat jano supna.<br />

Mat chhal-bal ke bich dharm kho apna !<br />

THE LEGEND OF sfLA DAf. 277<br />

Eajd Basdld.<br />

"'Ao' kahen, so auM : 'baith^ kahei, so pir.<br />

415 Kafir be-pir wohi hote sare,<br />

Ghar ae ka ni4n nahin rakhte piS,re.<br />

Main dar pe tere aya huh, Sila Eani<br />

" Kyuh, Eaja, mahiloh ae kia man kya bichar f<br />

420 Sahukar ghar hai nahih, jis se terS, piyar.<br />

Bajd Rasdlu.*<br />

" Who say ' come' are holy men : who say ' sit down' are<br />

saints.<br />

In whose house is nor ' come' nor ' sit down' are<br />

irreligious infidels.<br />

415 Irreligious infidels are <strong>the</strong>y all,<br />

Who hold not guests in loving respect.<br />

I am come to thy door, my Lady Sila,<br />

Say something with thy lips :<br />

8lla<br />

Dai.<br />

speak (to me) truly."<br />

" Why hast come to <strong>the</strong> palace, Raja what thought is<br />

in thy heart <br />

420 <strong>The</strong> merchant (Mahita) is not in <strong>the</strong> house, whom thou<br />

dost love :<br />

Whom thou dost love is gone to a foreign land.<br />

Coming in <strong>the</strong> night time, what is thy desire <br />

Thou art a king <strong>of</strong> kings ! know this world for a dream.<br />

Do not lose thy virtue in <strong>the</strong> midst <strong>of</strong> deceit I"<br />

* To sua Dai.

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