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The legends of the Panjâb

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PRINCESS NIWAL DAt. 481<br />

Ghari sa'at Mja baithdj ji<br />

Phir sej& pe ghafil par raM, j{.<br />

Rani ke chariwar palang se latke, ji.<br />

Chanwar se Sfttak Fatak ftpar charh gae, ji<br />

935 Pike Raja Parag ke sans mabil se gae, ji.<br />

Baliir 4ke apnA nip sidhar^, j}<br />

Dhartmandal ke r^ste hfte, ji.<br />

Raste men kfteri ke mAnh baith gae, ji<br />

Salah karen rasoi banaen, ji.<br />

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940 Rsl,nl soti chatnak pari, ji<br />

Rsija Parag ko tohke jagave, ji.<br />

Raja ke sads sampon ne pi He, ji.<br />

Raja ko dekhke jaldi se bahir nikali, ji.<br />

Jis rastS, ki Sutak Patak gae tbe, ji,<br />

945 Us raste ko gai, ji.<br />

For an hour <strong>the</strong> Raja sat.<br />

And <strong>the</strong>n lay on <strong>the</strong> bed in forgetl"ulnes3.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Princess' fan* hung from <strong>the</strong> bed.<br />

Sutak and Patak climbed np by <strong>the</strong> fan,<br />

935 And drinking up Raja Pdrag's life went out <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />

palace.<br />

Coming out <strong>the</strong>y changed <strong>the</strong>ir form.<br />

And took <strong>the</strong> road to Dhartmandal.<br />

On <strong>the</strong> road <strong>the</strong>y sat down at <strong>the</strong> mouth <strong>of</strong> a well,<br />

And arranged to take <strong>the</strong>ir food.<br />

940 <strong>The</strong> Princess started in her sleep,<br />

And shook RajS, Parag to awake him.<br />

<strong>The</strong> snakes (^ags) had drunk up <strong>the</strong> Rdja's life.<br />

Seeing <strong>the</strong> Raja's (state) she went out quickly.<br />

<strong>The</strong> road that Sfttak and Patak had taken,<br />

945 <strong>The</strong> same road she took.<br />

* Chanwar, <strong>the</strong> tail <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> yak and a sign <strong>of</strong> royalty, used as a flapper<br />

to drive <strong>of</strong>i flies.<br />

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