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The legends of the Panjâb

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456 LEGENDS OF THE PANJAB-<br />

Chandan chauki par baitho, ji."<br />

Basak Raja cbauM par baitta, jl.<br />

Bhar bhar game jal ke gere, ji.<br />

S'lO Pair ke giintlie se'giiijthEi dabave, ji.<br />

S^ri kay^ sawarran bargi ho gai, ji<br />

Pair ka guntha kushti raha tha, ji.<br />

Boll Niwal Dai, " meri ^araz suno, ji<br />

Ik lota jal ka bbar lauii, ji."<br />

545 Bole Raja, " Beti, ab na jMyo, ji<br />

Us par khabar ho jaegi, ji.<br />

Beti, mere dushman ke mulk se, ji,<br />

Woh tujhe ane na dega, ji."<br />

Babal ka kahua nahin mani Niwal Dai, ji.<br />

550 Garwa leke sawarran kAen pe chal pari, ji.<br />

Garwa leke sawarran kflen pe ave, ji<br />

Lambi Iambi ave Niwal Dai, ji.<br />

Shahr Safidon ko raste hM, ji.<br />

Chaukidaron ko khabar hui, ji<br />

Sit <strong>the</strong>e on <strong>the</strong> sandal-wood chair."<br />

Raja Basak sat him on <strong>the</strong> chair.<br />

Filling <strong>the</strong> ewer she threw <strong>the</strong> water over him.<br />

540 With her great toe she covered his great toe.<br />

All his body become golden-hued.<br />

But his great toe remained leprous.<br />

Said Niwal Dai, " Hear me :<br />

I will bring <strong>the</strong>e a pot <strong>of</strong> (<strong>the</strong>) water."<br />

545 Said <strong>the</strong> Raja, " Daughter, go thou not<br />

He (Parag) will get news <strong>of</strong> it.<br />

Daughter from my enemy^s land<br />

He will not let <strong>the</strong>e return."<br />

Niwal Dai would not listen to her fa<strong>the</strong>r's words.<br />

550 Taking <strong>the</strong> ewer she went <strong>of</strong>f to <strong>the</strong> golden well.<br />

Taking <strong>the</strong> ewer she came to <strong>the</strong> golden well.<br />

With long strides Niwal Dai walked.<br />

Along <strong>the</strong> road to Safidoh City.<br />

<strong>The</strong> watchmen knew <strong>of</strong> it

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