Mter losing all his belongings and horses, that clever man said,(32)
‘I will accept you as a chess-master only if you do what I say.
‘You play the game with the killer-Raja and come back home alive.’(33)
Harking to this, Rasaloo mounted his horse started his journey.
He came to the country of killer-Raja, and started to play with that Raja.(34)
In spite of all his cleverness, the killer-Raja lost all his arms, clothes and belongings.
After losing all his wealth he bet his head and that too the lucky Rasaloo won over.(35)
After winning over when he was taking him to kill, he heard this from the direction of the Rani.
‘Let us get his daughter Kokila and do not kill him.’(36)
Then he pardoned his life and took his daughter Kokila.
In the wilderness he built a house and he kept her there.(37)
Although her childhood had gone past and .the youth has taken over,
Raja would not come to see (that) Rani and the Rani would get very upset.(38)
One day when Raja passed by, the Rani said,
‘Please take me with you to place where you go for deer hunting.’(39)
Raja took her with him where he was going for hunting the deer.
Raja killed the deer with his own arrows and she witnessed the whole scene.(40)
Then the Rani said, ‘Listen my Raja, ‘I can kill the deer with the sharp arrows of my eyes.
You stay here and watch all the episode.(41)
Unveiling her face, Kokila came forward and the deer was dazed to her.
On seeing her extreme beauty, it kept standing there and did not run away.(42)
Rasaloo saw her holding the deer with her hands and he was astonished to see this miracle.
He felt humiliated and cut the ears of the deer and made it to run away.(43)
When its ears were cut off, it came running under the palace,
Where the Raja of the country of Eeswari chased him it on his horse.(44)
When he came across Kokila, he said to her,
‘Let you and me stay here, so that no body could know.’(46)
Dismounting the horse he came in his palace and took Kokila with him.
After making love with her, he left the place and next day, again, he came back,(47)
Then the Mynah (bird) told, ‘Kokila why are you behaving foolishly.’
Hearing this she killed her and, then, the parrot said,(48)
‘It is good you have killed Mynah as she loved the Raja of Sindh.
‘Now you take me in your hands and don’t let me remain in the cage.’(49)
Sortha
‘Lest, Raja Rasaloo comes here,
‘Throws us in (the river) Sindh and despatches us to the domain of death.’(50)