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Baal Kaanda

33 - The story of king Pratapabhanu

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tāpasa nṛpa nija sakhahi nihārī. haraṣi milēu uṭhi bhayau sukhārī..
 

mitrahi kahi saba kathā sunāī. jātudhāna bōlā sukha pāī..
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aba sādhēu ripu sunahu narēsā. jauṃ tumha kīnha mōra upadēsā..
 

parihari sōca rahahu tumha sōī. binu auṣadha biādhi bidhi khōī..
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kula samēta ripu mūla bahāī. cauthē divasa milaba maiṃ āī..
 

tāpasa nṛpahi bahuta paritōṣī. calā mahākapaṭī atirōṣī..
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bhānupratāpahi bāji samētā. pahucāēsi chana mājha nikētā..
 

nṛpahi nāri pahiṃ sayana karāī. hayagṛhaom bāomdhēsi bāji banāī..
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The hermit-king was delighted to see his ally and rose to meet him. The meeting gave him much satisfaction and he related the whole story to his friend. The demon too was glad and said, "Listen, O king: since you have followed my advice, take the enemy as subdued. Cease to worry now and lay yourself to rest. God has effected a cure without the use of a medicine, I will sweep away the enemy root and branch and see you on the fourth day." Fully reassuring the hermit-king, the arch-impostor, who was highly irascible, departed. In an instant he conveyed Pratapabhanu to his palace, horse and all. Putting the king to bed beside his queen, he tied up the horse in the stall in the proper way.

 
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