You have indulged me well
And has captivated my mind.
do not hurt (i.e. do not kill) you.
And I take you out (from here) by making a character. 5.
adamant:
When the sun is half risen, I will see it with my eyes
Then I will hold your hand and push you into the river.
Then you will beat your hands and feet a lot
And say in a loud voice, 'Drown, drowned'. 6.
Then they caught him and pushed him into the river.
(Then) that fellow began to clap his hands and feet and shout loudly.
Many people came to see him drowning
And saved him hand to hand. 7.
Here is the conclusion of the 155th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 155.3086. goes on
twenty four:
He was called (one) Chaudhari of Madra Des.
His name was (people) called Roshan Singh.
Kandrap Kala was his wife
(Who) enthralled the birds, deer (or wild animals), Yakshas and Bhujangas. 1.
There was a lot of grain and wealth in his house.
The owner used to take care of him every day.
who used to come to seek a Jogi (saadh),
He used to go home with the begged boon (donation). 2.
adamant:
A Jogi came there.
Even Kam Dev ('Jhak Ketu') used to get trapped by seeing his image.
God had given (him) a beautiful form
The like of whom there will not have been anyone in the past, future and present. 3.
Kandrap Kala was mesmerized by seeing his image.
She drowned in Birhon river.
He sent a maid and called him home.
Played with him happily. 4.
(When) the Chaubutra of the Panchas left and came to the Chaudhary (house).
(Then) Choudharani hid him (Jogi) in a cell.
Then he got angry and said to that fool (Chaudhri).
That a hundred shoes should be hit in your head. 5.
In your kingdom, I have not put beautiful clothes on my body.
Neither a good house has been built nor (you) given money.
Neither has come to the world and had fun.
Nor has he called the Brahmins and given some charity etc. 6.
twenty four:
Then that fool said thus
That I have not kept (hidden) any wealth from you.
Give to whom you will.
Don't care about me at all.7.
adamant:
(The woman said) Silver (the merit of a donation) is twice as well known as a donation of copper.
Gold (donation) is considered to be four times (meritful) than silver donation.