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A selection of stories and revenue papers in the Karnataca language Sooba Row, Adacki R B IE ) = ~ S AR N g co0n iy ; A, SELICTION o OF STORIES, REVENUE PAPERS F 4 i[ AND DIALOGUES A IN Gunavese and Euglish % BY ADACGIEET SO0 BA BROW i REVISED BY i WALTER ELLIOT ESQ :! P ——— =) : SECOND EDITION E PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCYION v i‘u 3 b ; P 2 XIV MANGALORE e «< PRINTE AT THE BASE MISSION PRESS, 77 18 4 1 & ] 4 _— """ { l N12<529131681 021 ) 2. . |5 WU ..... —— e mﬁ e )4 - ..N\\ s et e A o By N h\ ‘ STOR TRANS] e P bl A, A A SELECTION (030) STORIES AND REVENUE PAPERS IN THE KARNATACA LANGUAGE, ‘WITH TRANSLATIONS AND GRAMMATICAL ANALYSIS; TO WHICH IS ADDED DIALOGUES IN Harnntacn and Guglish, BY MOONSHEE IN THE CANARESE TRANSLATOR'S OFFICE. ADACKT SOOBA ROW, S = e E REVISED BY WALTER ELLIOT, ESQ. OF THE MADRAS CIVIL SERVICE. Second edition. oo MANGALORE 2 PRINTED AT THE BASEL MISSION PRESS. 1864. S SNKCR G L NI, gf‘%{ﬁ e, EY > 3> Ny =/ =& SN ¢ NG ~ a0 ej"ﬁ' @9’ NS L ougS® Basel Mission Press, Printed by Plebst & Stolz. S T e e e e Y e i s el i . = o G TO '@E@ MEMORY OF THE LATE % LAY FRANCIS WHYTE ELLIS, ESQ. OF THE MADRAS CIVIL SERVICE 4 ORIGINAL PROJECTOR OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ?OLLEGE OF FORT ST. GEORGE, AND WHO WHILE HE LIVED WAS THE CHIEF PROMOTER OF ITS INTERESTS, 1 THIS WORK, A PRODUCT OF THAT INSTITUTION, IS VERY RESPEOTFULLY DEDICATED BY THE COMPILER, T < = (== = — = = E e e e et o Introductory Notice. Tae present compilation is the result of long experience of the difficulties which notwithstanding the existence of a Grammar and Dictionary in the Karnataca Language, a dialect spoken by many thousands of people in the Western part of India, greatly hindered the acquisition of that language by the Junior Civil Servants studying in the College. Its object is to supply the want of an ele- mentary work proceeding gradually from simple and easy readings to a more difficult and elaborate style. Should this work which has been compiled under the liberal sanc- tion of the Government of Fort St. George, to remedy in some degree the evils above alluded to, contribute as it is anticipated to lighten the labour of the European Stu- dent and faciliate the attainment of that proficiency so re- quisite for the due discharge of the public service, the design of this undertaking will be considered to have been fully accomplished. e @bhxeﬁi&t&m used 2w this foork. Arabic. num. or numl. numeral. abl ablative. P ° L] . 3 L] Persian. aceus. accusative. par paragraph. o L] ° ® L adj adjective. part participle. adv adverb. pers person. caus. v causal verb.' ] b s # - i~ pl plural. i comp compounded. i postp.os. . postposition comp. v compound verb. pre preposition. ° ' o . S 3 . L] L3 conj conjunction pres present. dat dative. pron pronoun. ® . [ ° L] def. defective. rule. thin dem demonstrative. rel. or relat. - relative. fem feminine. substa,ntive, . e T o & e gen genitive case. substantive Gr Grammar. masculine. . of 3 ) o {4 o e i Hindustani 8k substantive feminine ol mp imperative. T DR L infinitive. substantive o} inter] interjection neuter. sing. 1rY sans sanscrit. irregular. ) lit L ¥ » > S Literally. sing ° ® 4 - = singular. e ¢ * L » . Mahratta. o . . (] . tense. Grp m or mas masculine. V. 4 verb active sayg'nl ® 3 e e L] A (J neuter. V. 1l verb neuter YOC vocative. i neg negative. Use( *Re 1) dellotes | 1y Mg, lllatter ) i g, 5@#% I. 35, W) OTR ) SHUCVFEY, Fomd, AT BRIIMETH 55°x SRRTTH YLotae? No3, FerTF0. JIYTT, T 3¢ 55501 > Sleferral ?3501 VSAB W 203, 2 YVB T -‘&faé&ado 1. STORY. A certain King seeing a holy sage, asked him do you ever think of me? Yes sir, replied the sage, whenever I forget God. ) 4 or one, numeral adjective mas. & fem. but here the indefinite article. ©5% @ King. s. m. 93920308, accus. sing. of 80 sans. a saint or holy sage. s. m. TR having seen, past part. of T30 70 see. irr. v. a. Gr. par. 116.% 26 thow. pron. wreses momd® af any time or ever, compounded of o3rvmeR when, and ©8dw for which see Gr. par. 16. and par. 139. o%, Mme, accus. sing. of T 1. pron. &:R=Rs the thinking, verbal noun from S]R fo think, v. a. Gr. par. 27. eckd there 23, a defective verb, Gr. par. 127. and %t a particle of question, Gr. par 144, o3 saying, pres. part. of <8y 1 to say, irr. v. a. Gr. par. 286. 262 & (he) asked, 3rd pers. sing. m. past t. of S t0 ask. v. a. =I5 yes. adv. Gr. par. 128. &=, voc. sing. of &z, father, used as a term of respectful address. e=Sg, accus. of =D * Reference is made throughout this work to Mr. Hodson’s Canarese Grammar. + This particle when affixed to the word in a sentence or to a single word alone, denotes interrogation or doubt. ¥ This particle follows up and closes any particular affirmation or quantum of ex- pressed meaning, rendering it distinct and prominent and indicating that, that is the matter which is stated to have been said or done, It is generally translated by “that” and sometimes by the infinitives of verbs. N Laela N 111 sans. God, in the plural number. Gr. par. 48. S8z°Rwhen (1) forget, compounded of 3338 past relative part. of 333 to forget. il irr. v. a. and &n then, Gr. par.308 7, thee, accus. sing. of e A (i thou. pron. Re=36R 1 think, 1st pers. sing. pres. t. of &8= to think v. a. ©03,00 3RYR he gave an answer. 3d pers. sing. m. St past t. of evgo0 TRA fo give an answer. v. a. compounded of V3,09 accus. sing. of «v3.3 sans. an answer. Gr. par. 150. and TR fo giwe, Gr. par. 116. L far 0 C 2 3G W 0 N &’%}% FTITIBD &)%9030% eﬁef’o?)oec)nd tﬁ%.ri% WDY ra%sé). 3, NN IRY Berid [N 8wedY ;3 ¥T BT ONFo & T 5 ar 8.5 9;’63%1 VT qﬁé- @303, womd BIRSWE moT aé&aﬁo. (3 TITRN ©NFITYIT OTRONFY VEIOATE, VUTY ¢ SRET e 3, & @UAT eszs(g@d@ BTN B, BABF ©TOT @ Ofc Zsaoso?id Of’u‘@g?ﬁ;séﬁ #9023\) &)U‘odﬁbe{%. iy Sang | 2. STORY. 0o A certain blind man had many valuable Jewels in his dcey possession; but as he did not know their value, he looked i upon them with indifference and laid them aside. Thus, when to ignorant princes neglect the learned, they only betray their want of knowledge: but do not thereby detract from the by merits of the learned. OTZQ by BINES of a blind man, geﬁ. sing. of 0@ a blind man. s. m. 29009 near, postpos. This word governs the preceding (A (’@p word in the genitive case. Gr. par. 320. BS2A nestimable, invaluable, comp. of B3 price and 2B neg. part. of 3s fo j\ emf‘me be. irr. v. n. S0 pl. of 83, sans. @ gem, a precious stone. s. 1. el 2®S many, adj. 8D were 3d pers. pl. n. past t. of a3 fo be, i1 ﬂlsa t T ‘JW i U e irr. v. n. Gr. par. 118. 318 thedr, gen. pl. of & that, de- monstrative pron. neuter. %3 sans. worth, value, s. n. &3 ¥R to him, dat. sing. of ©=8s ke or that man. pron. RV s not known. 3d pers. sing. n. past t. of 32 to be known, under- stood, or concemved. v. n. This verb is often used impersonally with the dative case. ©B303 therefore, derived from past re- lative part. of & fo become in the ablative case, Gr. par. 333. 03, §% I3 without holding in esteem. neg. part. of ¥F 3 00 to esteem, regard, v. a. comp. of ©F % dative sing. of ¥g I sans. regard, respect, care for and 29 fo bring, irr. v. a. 20T a or one, numeral adj. n. applied to animals and things, while 22 is confined to persons. S0RSRY i a corner, abl. sing. of D008 @ corner. s. n. mo% V&R (he) laid aside, 3d pers. sing. m. past t. of &% @R to lay aside, irr. v. a. from FT9F past part. of ©9% to lay, to put, v. a. and °R. fo keep, irr. v. a. Gr. par. 116. & 235X @ the same manner, comp. of & that dem. pron. TS manner. s. n. ©* an affix of emphatic or of enhancing power. ©33nwR sgnorant, without discrimi- nation, adj. comp. of @JZINF dgnorant persons, pl. of &S sans. ¢gnorant person and &8+ past relative part. of &no fo be- come, irr. v. . &SRR Kings, pl. of €dms a King. s. m. D59,0508% accus. pl. of DRI sans. a learned man. s. M. VVTP, o BVRTT if (they) treat with contempt, subjunctive mood of ©oTP g SwE to disregard. comp. v. a. Gr. par. 144. 238. ©838 gen. pl. of 1r €O ¢ King. ©RRTS sans. (gnorance, . n. ST onBR becomes 10 known, 3d pers. sing. n. pres. t. of =zton fo become known or public, from =38 sans. displayed, apparent. adj. and &R fo become, with the emphatic © denoting certaity. SR3F but, g except, conj. Gr. par. 141 5ot by tkat,na.bl, sing. of & that, Vg, * This partiele expresses identity, positiveness, peremptoriness, particularity, {0 exactness, certainty, and corresponds with the English words same, self, indeed, surely, &c. + This particle is affixed to nouns of quality to convert them into adjectives and bey also to adjectives as a mere expletive, 2 M e V. ] dem. pron. 2908 of the learned men, gen. pl. of dem. pron. w3o "o sans. a learned man, s. m. BETLENR fo the worth, dat. sing. 0 of 03wercd sans. worth, desert, . n. Bwots defect, blemish, s. n. mil 2335300, will not come. comp. of WIS the coming, verbal noun 3d ma from 230 ¢o come, irr. v. n. and B ¥ not, adv. il i g0, J L Sons e, w_a)aéés@-do aSoégs BTN, BY DBV, BB, o et TV SoYY OB TER TOYTY TROBY, BRCB T FORTR. iy oot TVRGWSNG TOTNR FoBHTY, BDEY ToFd TIRTTY 03 of ¢ OFT,) QoDATI. & T)TITEG #ég& HUTY SRTT WS ply TURTIH BB B, TURRTY 088 dedwe) BoZ, 3. a el 3. STORY. W A certain Bramin being tired with travelling at high noon, S sat down under a palmira tree where he drank some milk. eI Those who chanced to see him doing so, accused him of tdrinking toddy. Thus: good things done in a bad place are JES sure to be construed into eriminal actions. LRI sans. @ Bramin, s. m. SX[5umBY at high noon. abl. sing. of S BiGeR, the exact muddle of the day, the mer:- dian, comp. of 3%} regular, right, exact and g, sans, noon. 590 8GR having travelled, past part. of oD 8@ to travel, to go along the road, comp. v. n. from o0 a road and &8 fo walle, to proceed. TRy being tired, past part. of ©ed® fo be 5 lered, V. . SO¥D =008 BER under o palmira tree, comp. of 9 ?‘\s ¥ 2003 gen. sing. of 3999 298 a palmira tree and F9R below, z ol beneath, under, postpos. Gr. par. 140. 3%3 %R having sat 03 down, past part. of To92> B8y 0 sit one’s self down, comp. irr. ¥ When this word is placed after a verbal noun of this kind, it is a simple negative particle; denying the action of the verb with reference to the present and future tenses, A 1 Bramins are prohibited from drinking toddy. gy £ b v. n. from 39 fo sit down, used only in composition, and 3n¥y. Gr. par. 116, also par. 291. e litile adj. oo milk, s. n. used accusatively, Gr. par. 150. 58380 (he) drank 3d pers. sing. m. past t. of 39& fo drink, v. a. TR s0, in that manner, adv. 3oaR03,855°R when (he) was drinking, comp. of Boaodng, pres. part. of & fo drink, 2833 relative part. of aT to be and n then, adv. Tow=33d those who saw, comp. of Tor past relative part. of 5223 0 see, irr. v. a. and =82 those per- sons, pl. of @z he or that man, pron. oi toddy, the liquor 0 extracted from the cocoa nut, palmira or date tree, 1. 03 say- ing, pres. part. of o8y fo say, irr. v. a. ¥, him, accus. sing of &=%0 he, pron. RDBATT they abused or censured, 3rd pers pl. past t. of RBR> sans. to abuse, to reproach, v. a. &, bad, adj. o3 i a place, abl. sing. of B sans. @ place, 8. n. B9 (VD relatwe part. of 3% fo do, to perfm m or make, Vv.a. % 33 good, adj. 3VRRY pl. of JR affair, work, business, action, y . 1. =B sans. even, also, adv. PRO,RZS are considered, 3d pers. pl. n. pres. t. of 2e°RRRY fo be considered or thought of 10 passive v. Gr. par. 114 1l 'l 4. 3R 15 2% TOTORZ :55& BINRY TRNY RoNB SB0T J&Y 5 , fo T ﬁoazsoddai) FOTB) — o WINNEC, T obzq O0FRor N TO BRBY; w-f’g RIT &) eBY) 2y BRYT ﬁ@d STyEeS T) he & F o) 0 5 —3@3 WBRNVSY, BTG ; %éd =T n&.g%@ NTO BWw & NE3 a'?dgeﬁo:% 9@# 9@# %&a"o @ﬁo@'@ @\d)éé’ =38 iy SRBY ST CU #J@Q o)oé 68&%96630 0t T 4. STORY 1v0 A certain person, finding his son precipitate in forming 5680 friendships with people, said to him—%O my son! be cautious 2%‘ — 12 — in forming these connections, and remember thaf the friend- from ship of the virtuous increases every moment as the shadow mp of a tree in the afternoon, while the friendship of the wicked pas contracts every minute like the shadow of a tree in the fore- noon.” SRRy sans. @ persbn, s. m. 88 hes, gen. sing. of 3o /e she or 4, pron. Gr. par. 83. 3uiss @ son, s. m. WIS ReRR wiith people, comp. of wERY gen. pl. of wIRP sans. people and Ro n@ with, postpos. Gr. par. 140. &33 =y being in a hurry, ! 87 past part. of €2:8=a@: t0bean hurry, to bedmpatient, comp. irr. V. n. R for Rg®E8y accus. sing. of R¢® sans. fréendship, s. n ‘&‘5‘0; Gr. par. 150. S235383) accus. sing. of the verbal noun =»z» T3 S the making, Gr. par. 61. o9 0! vocative particle, Gr. W par. 143. Sk Son/ voc. sing. of S @ son, s. m. Gr. par. 48. EOIeB carefully, adv. w§e good, adj. agreeing with. wWR0Y people. BTHRET gen. sing. of B¥BRY, afternoon, comp. of @, corruption of w®c3w=3 relat. part. of ©® o descend and state RRIY, the sum, s.n. DA of a tree, gen. sing of NB a tree, s. n. comf 80908 like the shadow, comp. of 8998 gen. sing. of 8850 shadow puts. and ©o3 like, adv. Gr. par 139. =3 353 every moment, ady. a;ttain fime- comp. of T3 sans. every and Ty sans. a moment, s. n. o) y SIS, BBET (it) continues to increase, comp. of 25@% srvzd, B O o continue to increase, which forms =8 sans. dncrease, ©no “llhr ( g9, pres. part. of & to become and 2B to be, Gr. par. 283. lost, | % bad, wicked, adj. <82 RRE,E gen. sing. of B BRI, forenoon, "flﬂg from B> razsing, corruption of 8333 relative part. of £30 fo Sorm ascend, to raise, and XLy, the sun. ST, " every moment, St 0 from B sans. a moment, reduplicated, Gr. par. 200. T&3> ¢ 0 fhyy nogd, 28383, 3rd pers. sing. n. pres. t. & ©@no o become less Proy from S&3 less, &nd to become, and @3 to be. & this, dem. Verbal of Tam pron. S»3a word, . n. {3% recollection, s. n. 2Ly IR Leep, v Q/% I, * A noun reduplicated has the force of the English word “every, each.” togy 8 pa( Sui et from &y past part. of @@ fo keep and Swe.* 2d pers. sing v imperative of TR to take. TP he said, 3d pers. sing m. past t. of 26 0 say, v. a 5 ey Il () 202 mﬁdzﬁoéwo @%59\ 2 IRy D TYBTROBY 6.8(\) o © TR, AP . BT ONTy TOWDTT, Word 2w &) Q% Uy BPY) BTT, FDTNRDITY DRBTRY, 0BTV — Ve 5(3735 3¥e) WEB; TRe DNRBT BT WMD), SR, 835703003 3 L& WOT ;WY TUR) TOUT, [RoOF eFOT)TIMOBI,S; @ T, ToT:E v@)@ BT, QN A& SBENG WP ?Qﬁa_ PRSPy, 30N af! S9N B TVE € 0B, NO% N0 ol ih 5. STORY. P A certain rich man having lost all his wealth was in a nd state of despondency. A friend who called to see him, thus comforted him—*¢Do 1t give way to sorrow, a pruned tree 1l W puts forth its leaves and grows again and the waning moon attains her fulness after a season. [y So may you in a short time recover your wealth and live in happiness.” ) Q d Wrg=o3e sans. rich man, n. Gr. par. 30,2. s2,008), accus 8 sing. of &, property, wealth, s. n. 3 all, adj. 383ReB having lost, past part. of 393 to lose, a. HAS TR, o3 (he) ly was grieving, 3d pers. sing. m. of past t. of A =@ fo be fi 8017y, o grieve, comp. v. n. from RS sans. grief and =@ fo suffer, with the auxiliary verb = to be, Gr. par. 801. &1 then, h at that time, adv. ©=8, him, accus. sing. of = he or that man, 55 pron. SosSaR for the purpose of seeing, dat. sing. of the il verbal noun FeessRs the seeing, comp. of Foe2:3 future part. Dy of TR fo see and ZZal tkat G1 pan 61. woB came, past re- * In the common dnlect the 2d pers. smgulm of imperative is formed by adding to the past participle of the verbs the particle Fwe a derivative of Req ¥, fo take when the action denoted by the verb is restricted to the agent. o 0 lat. part. of w8y fo come, irr. v. agreeing with Ze&sEs fivend, S. M. RBPOR BWEATY, 3d pers. sing. m. past t. of FZPGFOT? - S0 to comfort, to console, comp. v. a. from R3GeR sans. comfort, peace, and S22 to make. 035 how? in what manner? 2068 1f you say, subjunctive of =8y fo say, irr. v. a. Gr. par. 116. RS =@ k& grieve not, comp. of AT =@, inf, of AT =R to be sorrowful and B3 * for which see Gr. par. 129. zae Sead S8 a tree that has been prumed, comp. of Fae AT ple emp past relat. part. of Sae 33 fo prune, comp. v. a. and BBJ) @ tree, s. n. ®¥193) past part. of ¥y fo sprout, to bud, v. n. = IS W snak 3w, again, adv. F9RIZA ¢ grows, 3d pers. sing. n. pres. t. of 3% to grow or to advance to maturiy, v. n. T WRBTY sans. Tnan the moon n her wane, comp. of 3,¢ed wasted, consumed, adj and [AY BB the moon, s. m. T some, adj. TOVT, after a time, dat. sing. of Tov sans. #ime, 8. n. Gr. par. 165. @weer sans. full, adj. and &R9Z9,8 becomes, 3rd pers. sing. m. pres. t. of &N fo become Pl ¢ BT the same manner, comp. of & that, BTV sans gen | M g manmer, and © an emphatic particle, Gr. par. 144. &= pl of 838 sans. a day, 8. n. ¥R within, in, postpos. {F, thy, gen Tnenfs sing. of 26 thou, pron. IS8y accus. sing. of G sans. wealth, pr s. n. 8N again, adv. =33 having obtained, past part. of =& to obtain, v. a. RyeN happily, adv. @83¢ thou wilt be, 2d acen pers. sing. pres. t. of @3 f0 be, used in the future tense, Gr. f par. 261. R0 (he) comforted, 3d pers. sing. m. past t. of 30 I Ro2d to comfort, console, V. a. M'V) %) lisfey g 6 253, Oyt oM 03500 2%, &mogo*m ey, OTRT W BRLBR0. & °\ch mf WTE ¥B® &)o%rm mo@%#\f%_ aS’ozé%c, [N @dﬁoa"oﬂo% W g * This word when affixed as an auxiliary to the infinitive of another verb denotes negative obligation or necessity, “must not; ” but having rather an imperative than *lft( an indicative meaning, it may genecrally be translated “do no?” as 203 e3¢ dont come. I i Bily %w" T S g \mé’\@ﬁgﬁéﬁo TRB® 23TV D03, KBReIN SNRBTIV. «N o_yzsa‘gbosoo OTH® §EQ@~NBOS§)® Q0 cﬁow\ujzﬁs, eY-S) 0 D, & OTBORGE BeOE 2WITHY; TOO® HBOAIY d"«»’olﬁegozs Vo O] BTN AT riras BT 0PI O3IDTSR TWREMTY 0303, YTV 6. STORY An unprincipled Philosopher went to a King, who being pleased with his knowledge and acquirements proposed to employ him at Court; but his Vizier said to him, “Sire, this man is wicked. do not admit him at Court. Althouch the crest of snake 1s adorned with precious stones, no one goes near it oongen wicked, vicious, adj. m. comp. of BN sans. a bad man and &3, Gr. par. 66. 2908 sans. learned man, 8. m oA wWoR fo o King, comp. of @888 gen. sing. of ¥8% ¢ King, s. m and weR * near, fo, Postpos. YHS WIRNN TIRITR, S being pleased with his knowledge and acquirements, comp. of &=y gen. of @3> ke, AR dative of Wb sans. knowledge, wisdom, oW and, conj wbo@é %, dat. of 5@0@:{8@ sans. learing, acquire- ments, 8. M. 3% kcwmg been pleased, past part. of 302 fo approve of, to be pleased with, v. WB[RRD 9n the court or pa- b & lace, abl. sing. of ©BRR a court, a palace, s. n. VTBRLENATS accus. sing. of «VBwReen sans. a situation, employment, s: n. 0325¢ W SWARD he thought, 3d pers. sing. m. past t. of 3weEs S to think, to consider, v. a. from 0B reflection and f SWR fo make. &N then, at that time, ady. DO sans. a mi- mster, 8. m. ;’)sa O Lord! voec. sing. of “-a&’)a sans. Lord, Master, s. m. 'ad:do QISR he s wicked, comp. of 0SS this man, and RO sans. @ wzc]ced man, here the substantive verb is omitted, Gr. par. 202, 2. 3¢0% 593 must not admit, comp. of 3e0= inf. of 30050 to admit, v. a. from 335 to arrive at v. n. and 2593 @ def. verb. of the 3d pers. n. neg. of the root 3 to come, ,2 ) * If the object towards which motion is directed be of such a nature as not to ad- i) mit of entrance 2)9A must be used; e9RVT NAZ WOR RwedHd he went to the tree 17 gt i s dead, Gr. par. 121, 129. =38, gen. of &) a snake, s. n. B3 the hood o) of a serpent, s. n. 83R%B with the jewels, abl. pl. of 925y sans. a precious stone, s. n. ©oTE sans. adorned, past part. &ny aen fl although, Gr. par. 142. 03598% Bwerdd no body will go, comp. ey Wb of 03598>¥ who? and w conjunctive particle “even,” Ruwericy fhen they will not go, 3d pers. pl. future t. of BRers 20 go, irr. v. . §il tothis 2 i 7. 33, I comp 200D zz?zs\% WO TINCION ﬁodam@ﬁ% WO VT3 mime 3088 FRB ToBy, [RSTVBITY, QoTIN, € T3, TIN )¢ il oﬁoaﬁg}l SRLB, @d 5o§o;’3\56 VRN & Doz [ shed TTIOTS TR TIF s WRST, WROY? 03, FeyS0. B3 ww pron 0O @ [Porse FoY BNIT, S00wd BT 3¢, BT TRLTRY; OTTY 8DNE WoBT, TeaNers TR0 B.T3Y oD Sang N, TN QU3 0D ﬁf@é&éd. N S adj. ¢ t fy 7. STORY._ 0 Jouy A Vulture and a Crow conversing together on a tree in Slng, ¢ burying: ground, the former asked the latter why the corpses lng iy of the people were not brought here from the village as nu- Wanf. merously as before; to which the Crow answered that the physician of the village had lately gone on a journey to a distant country; but when he returned, there would be no want of dead bodies. w5y A vulture, s. n. @» aid, conj. Gr. par. 142. =0 q E crow, s. n. ¥» and, Gr. par. 21. for the conversion of vw v 1) OFT into e RBeRRY i a cemetery, abl. sing of RRrTER @ SR cemetery or a place either for the interment or burning of the PJO"’@&‘ * The interrogative p1;0nouns, 03795 who? o2ex> what? &e. followed by a nega- Qog tive, with e inserted, correspond with the English words nobody, nothing, &ec. and the following verb must be construed affirmatively. l\ﬂnn Ul g, | T S g od deud, sn 2388 3% upon a tree, comp. of 3903 gen. sing. of 1S RITJ a tree, s. n. and 3xkS3 upon or on, postpos. added to the by 9 gen. cases of nouns, Gr. par. 140. 335330373, wdsvon while P (they) were speaking, comp. of S30ZF9@IZ2, pres. part. of ST i) wy to speak, comp. v. 2353 relat. part. of @ fo be, and on then, adv. Gr. par. 308. F°ncRdy accus. sing of TN a crow, s. n. SRR having seen, past part. of SR fo see, v. a. 2R to this place, adv. 3335858 gen. pl. of BoB5%y sans. @ man, s. m. eandh pl. of Red @ corpse or dead body, s.n. WOB from a village, abl. sing. of ¥wds a willage. SB20w¥3 TN as before, o comp. of 220%88 former and TR Like. ReoOFTIN n abundance, numerously, adv. 33933, why? adv. w3sRRo the comfmg,»verb’al ; § noun from the verb o to come. v npt, Gr. par. 258. 83 asked, 3d. pers. sing. n. past t. of 3¢ fo ask, v. a. & this, pron. adj. 3 that was, past relat. part. of 23> to be. SIAIS & sans. a physician, s. m. 303 fow, adj. &3%3, dat. sing. of &3 [2g) A sans. “a day, s. n. 3008 before, postpos. BRT sans. distant, adj. ©I3, to a country, dat. sing. of &3 sans. country, s. n. BT & having set out, past part. of RRTB> to set out, to commence a journey, irr. v. n. Gr. par. 116. @303 (he) went, 3d. pers. m sing. m. past t. of 2en> o go, irr. v. n. WoiS ¢ (ke) comes, sub- 565 junctive mood of w35 fo come, Gr. par. 238. T@S dej‘icz'ency, i want, s. n. he 10 8. 33 WY D0 202 NI R Barh, gRMIE0ST BRTF? ;‘b'epar'ﬁqsﬁo RBRFRFO? o3, BeYTT. @’5& eparx;sssma‘ GO b EOTILP IR @zﬁaﬁoa‘ B3 BTOR Twedd ﬁa’oqsarisﬁoém; SO 3 0 FoTIDAT FESTY ODFINS BTy, BRLTNEY VGIFTIIR 203, Y VLTV, o nd ¥Nouns which immediately follow adjectives F©3 and 20%8% may be nsed either in the singular or plural number. 3 ,ﬂ,v@ﬂh\ N g . 8. STORY. e A certain person having gone to a holy man, asked him WY who was fortunate and who unfortunate? He replied, he who enjoyed his wealth and himself bestowed it upon others was fortunate, and he who died without having enjoyed the riches he had amassed was unfortunate. QW] efe orEosty o3vessy who @s fortunate, comp. of gIRgSeER and sans. fortunate or rich man, and 0359=% who? and TR and. unfortunate mon, s. m. from ¥T° sans. negative particle and all ] Wory riches. work=Ry accus. sing of ks sans. rickes, wealth, nste 8. N BRBIN having enjoyed, past part. of ©RIRs sans. fo enjoy 1t V. a. ©@8y accus. sing. of ¥y that. 3o Aimself, comp. of pron. 39w he, she, or % and © denoting emphasis. 3R fo ahng others, dat. pl. of 5= other person, a stranger, s. m. FHY[I> Jung he who gives, comp. of 3%, past part. of irr. v. a. T f0 give N (9 ™ and @3 ke, Gr. par. 31. FomodAR past relat. part. of Rosmob by d Ro sans. fo procure, to acquire, V. a. Gassy accus. sing. of GEJ from sans. money, riches, wealth. ©R/FIRD without enjoying. neg. part. of ©RIIRY sans. fo enjoy. R, BRI ke who os dead, Liaty from Ry, BB past relat. part. of B35, Bwerto f0 die, comp. of f 00 "N»ng "8y, past part. of irr. v. n. &R fo die, and Bwed past relat. aboye part. of e o go, and &= Le. f’)l WI 1| pnh I Eh 9, @5 lihe ay, ( 2ozd TN WoRdd WoRoNTY, Fod, 9B CBRTINUA e g B9 SBNWTSTVoTUN WY e STITHBY, Ty SBVTUL © BT, WUWTST ok A3 203, BeReSHe SRR, TITY ©TETo S€€7 I f l B SN® Jrer 30T ?sgso‘bo%\) @’5&“ eﬁm@d;ﬁd\f@& BeN BDW (sz,ty 43 & Y a&zﬁo#r&@ 283),, TBBNYNN DRV TRRRTVE B0, © 9 i L LT3 ;{)Qdea T &3 BFOAZTR, éﬁol WTOTO aﬁédgj 230 T WHIFO e, SPRRBTW, ©TT ‘c'oec)b Zung ( NoNey WY N, SLAROTe3 T0) l“\a h == sindg R g JF). 87 0T Smsddordﬁo 2308 SNB 3T %) 30Ty TBRBIFI WBY BT Y Y 9. STORY 3S A Crow seeing a Swan and fancying that his beauty was owing to his frequent bathing and good quality of his diet W determined to try the experiment herself and quitted her food and natural course of life and betook herself to the lakes and rivers: but she was mortified to find that notwithstandino d all her washing and her change of living, her sable plumage instead of becoming white continued as black as ever. Thus ) 1t 18 egregious folly to attempt to change the laws of nature. of fo SoR03RY accus. sing of ToA sans. @ swan, $. N, KIVTINOR always, constantly, adv. from S39=°R when and ©w a con- junctive particle with ©° to prevent hiatus, see Gr. par. 139 4 30 RBY o the water, abl. sing. of ¥y water, s. n. BPRVREOS ) by diving. abl. sing. of the verbal noun SwRRs=c the diving, from W%y fo dive and ®w and, conj. with &° to prevent 0! hiatus. ¢ good, adj. &0y accus. sing. of @we6Y sans A of Jood, s. n. 38y=00B by eating, abl. sing. of the verbal noun SRS the eating, from irr. v. a. 38y o eat with ©° and 9w as at above. @oiEER beauty, s. n. comp. of BB beautiful and 3 for which see Gr. par. 30 ol BT has come, 3d pers. sing n. perfect t. formed from 0% past part. of 28> #o come, and ©8. 3d pers. sing. n. pres. t. of 2 f0 be, Gr. par. 118. ©@do S like 1t, comp. of ¥@3 gen sing. of @By that and ©o3 like, adv. Gr. par. 76. 3»& having made, past part. of =@y to make. V. a. 3¢ B3¢80 must see, comp. of 3063 inf. of S0eR fo see, to look: at, also to try, v. a. and %= Gr. par. 129. DI 0 00 having determined, past part. of QIR sans. fo determme V. a. 338 gen. sing. of 3981 he, she, or ¢, pron. X®e: sans. natural , adj. with the expletive affix &8, w3y, accus. sing. of ucso%o ) living, s. n. W8y having left, past part. of @@ to leave, to quit ) UT. V. a. SRR fo the lakes, dat. pl. of 38 an artificial lake ox 3»’: *ﬁm Naupis S ) tank, s. n. BRSNS to the rivers, dat. pl. of Re% a rwver, s. n 1id IR, DWPNTBR how much soever (she) washed, comp. of =) L wh how much? Gr. par. 994 S9N3 past rel. part of 3% fo deve, or to bathe, used contemptuously and 8% a particle signi- fying “although,” Gr. par. 238. @33 other, adj. =) black, adj Spe L) nonss pl. of RO a feather, s. n. WS> whiteness, s. n. SRS with- out becoming, neg. part. of &n fo become, irr. v. n. SPROTS con as before, comp. of SRTOT gen. sing. of BwBw first, begin- Y] neu ning, and @3 lLke, Gr. par. 131. S8R black, adj. s80r* therefore, adv. Gr. par. 142 o3 sans. natural, adj. ZRFS (et 8y accus. sing. of BB sans. law, n. 238 SR LT3 TN fo i 39, IRRIRD the attempting to alter, comp. of BB other, =50 oo inf. of B30 to do, to make, ¥z as above, 202 that, Gr. par. 286 ES) 0039, for BeRI=Sy accus. sing. of BoRZ, sans. endeavour, and Gr. par. 150. 3235380 verbal noun of 85 fo do, to make, for y Gr. par. 27. w9 much, great, adj. @3S sans. foolish. adj N iy a, the 1 10. 26 ady, Wy BT TOTITTY BB — TRy BRFT Tpese BRBO Son éﬁ WP WRINYY &)odo OSRT[INUR B ;30 &o@at‘s‘ fro @5(33& TN TOTOR 23TV 03, #Q%a’e:aﬁ @aﬁde‘) WBSON TR FRBY mﬁsdoéca& DJITTR TRBD 03 %—'QQ%’)O STV SO €953TV 83@01_ Ted R RTTY; ATBDYy B _BITON T V03, MVTY TCLTRY 10. STORY TR A certain person addressing his spiritual guide complain- T y M ed to him that he was constantly disturbed by visitors when LN engaged in divine worship and asked him how he could get W, * This word 83 dord though described as an adverb is in fact the ablative case compounded of the relative participle 923 from the auxiliary verb @A to become and 98d0gd by that—which sometimes in composition signifies “by”, the antecedent and A, subsequent letters coalescing, form €85 dod Pory SIS rid of them The superior replied, to such of them as are poor, lend money, and of such as are rich, ask something; when, you may depend upon seeing neither of them again w, A person, s. m. fBISSY accus. sing. of MV sans. a spiritual guide, s. m. SOE sans. adoration, worship, s. n. 3= s@=u59,8. 3d. pers. pl. pres. t of 330 TARL to trouble, to harass L comp. of 333 sans. trouble and S&Rs to cause to suffer, from B to suffer, see Gr. par. 301. for this verb being united with zx neuter noun 33> trouble. TAKR how? adv. =OBOR BB (1) must 3 get rid of, from 00X inf. of ZOBORL sans. fo throw off or away, ) to get rid of, a. WASOR to the poor, dat. plural of W@ a % poor man, s. M. FOTD TRWI lend money, imp. 2d pers. sing. of "OUD TR fo lend money, from =9 loan of money or debt Iy and 3RR to give. VT3 something, from R what and ST3L Le, for which see Gr. par. 329. 8uwecd afterwards, adv. SR } 25980 3d. pers. pl. future t. of FBA %3 to appear, to come zoztk- in sight, v. n. comp. of 3BR to the eye, dat. sing. of 23 an eye, and 2% fo fall, v. n. Gr. par. 116, the negative takes the regular form, Gr. par. 253. 33 RToN certainly truly, surely, adv. from 39303.) sans. certainty, s. n. Sowd imp. 2d pels sing. \d\) from o2 fo depend upon, to believe, v. a. 5 or ol M) 11, 335 202 3TN 20 [BIN BT ® WO DNE & [DONEY — sen $)8 e BoTIDAN 3eT03 WY ©ReT, BB; TS ©e il T oen 55@57? %%—ﬂ@&g@o? TV 03B, BoWWIRYy TLYT®Y TR Wo=TON J@ WTITEC TBRBOFT STBSC ©O=OR 1 et 2IDTTY 903, BT LTV 11. STORY 1956 and A soldier had a son, who, one day told his father that he and was very ambitious of acquiring.glory, and begged he would (TR N ST inform him how he mioht attain his wishes to which the father replied, that those who were not afraid of death were of sure to gain glory but nobody else big &390N fo a soldier, dat. sing. of d53% P. @ soldier, s. m g SR @ son, s. m. BIR sans. fame, renown celebrity, s. n. WS 5] much adj. ¥03 sans. a desire, s. n Tpeaee. 3d pers. sing. n 5 future t. of %B%*Jazés to obtain, v. n. nused with the dative case il from ) hand and SRR to join. o008y accus. sing. of 38 @ g and Jather, s. m. =R to death, dat. sing of &3 death, from =9 to die, irr. v. n. Gr. par. 116. @oum=0R dat. pl. of @onn=id ke | who will not fear, comp. of o3 past relat. part. of @ows o be o' e afraid, v. n. and @S he. 3R SRR 1o other persons, comp of 8B second, also other, from 8@ two, with the affix e, Gr. par. 342. w9830 ¢ cannot come, from w3 to come, Gr par and 121 b of o g h@a:, 11, 12. 233 WOTY NNTO warjzgaso@’mzﬁ B TY eI éﬁ%oado =Y TV. OTT) BAB I3 zﬁow\wo’ WBRLEBINT DYy Tey, n 030 T, SR w¥ e ®WIT N o Ty TP SNB, WT,TITI By TY, BT BRI T DY h FITVSye [, zavrjsasoéaazs A o9 BT ToUL WY ¢ WIT SN oﬁoﬁo TLYTRREO A0S TRV ¢ DS i-é”éd WO VREN T #JDJ ﬁa’o Boes "’doﬁau v B G?’g? 12. STORY Sk There lived in a certain village, two opulent brothers, the %J@ 0 eldest of whom at the suggestion of bad men, dissipated the 3y fallo] whole of his fortune and beca,me a beggar; but the youngest i) by the advice of good people eng ao*ed in the cultivation of his lands and became rich.—Thus: whosoever follows the counsel of the good will enjoy happiness; but he who lends ] an ear to the wicked will not prosper ang | iauia® e o M BB two, numl. adj. m. & f. ©93B008> brothers, comp. of @9 an elder brother, s. m. 3390030 pl. of 83y younger brother, s. m. Gr. par. 55. BRBER the eldest, comp. of B3eg great in years, adj. and @38 fe, pron. CRRER councel, advice 8. n. 3P past part. of T fo hear, v. a. TP I8 having dis- sipated, past part. of To¥=% to dissipate, to consume, comp. v. a. from &% waste and 35930 to make. @ﬁ%m sans. a beg- gary s. m. ¥IEW the youngest, s. m. from ¥% small, young, and ©=8) ke, 208008y accus. sing. of W sans. advice, wisdom, S. . PRANTTZY accus. sing. of RV sans. land, s. n. =oROE SP& having cultivated, past part. of comp. v. a. FR? SRR to cultivate, from =on=® cultiwation, and SR> to make. &3 \} | e T3 therefore, from ©B past relat. part. of &R fo become, and 900 cause. R TRBAN (he) s happy. 3d. pers. mas. pres. t. of R =& to be happy. from %2 sans. happiness and =R to syffer. S8R dat. sing. of =333 @ word, s. n. ¥ BRR to hear, to lend an ear, comp. of ¥ an ear and 38R fo give, 1T, V. a ) 3 13. 355 W) ol oD JOWW, TWoOR BOWRNT 23T o3, @’32'3.‘.\3% = BT FAOWT Baeh, DO Sy [gS AT TR S ézsol XY S 5@&?\1%&8\3}1 SRBY 03, %aﬂsaédﬁ rlYate Ty TRY OoN; & TR TT FoHR Tos3 TOBDTY, B, OTT BY 300 DD FTEWEIL W TETTF. & é’\@gaﬁafocl &9 e YeRTL, BT esecs"og R Bu. VT TITM TSoNoBen ‘2;5@?\;850 1 BT Fone FOWRN ¥ 23eT0r) Towd) BW WBzd T %éd& a‘:bagﬁoaﬁzﬁ%%_ TOTLRTOMOS 3. st of 13. STORY. e ds A Fox wishing to look like a tiger went to a smitil’s shop and desired him to mark his body with streaks like those on w} A that of that animal. The smith taking a red hot rod branded the whole of his body with it, while the fox unable to endure the pain, expired on the spot. Thus: the silly ambition of vying with our superiors in fortune is often the cause of our ruin. ) 297 307 8000 a fox or jackall, s.n. ROR to a tiger, dat. sing. of B9 a tiger, s. n. RO equal, adj. SREN having wished, past Oé part. of eeg R0 sans. to desire, to wish, V. a. TRIO of an eron- 41 o smith, gen. sing. of IZPZR> an dron smith, s. m. FHOZINR fo a o N‘ forge, dat. sing. of 389 a forge, s. n. =y the body, s. n. & o 8neod like the streaks, comp. of TER pl. of =&, a streak, s n. o3 ke, adv. Gr. par. 139. Fo=R red, adj. comp. of oz red and ©nR* o3 past relat. part. of TR to be heated, irr. v. n. 33 an iron rod, s. n. B33 having taken, past part. of you 3 to take, v. a. 20 all, adj. 33 place, s. n. ¥wt and, conj. and Gr. par. 21, for its conversion into c338 w3 TOTR (ke) brand- fey ed, 3d pers. sing. past t. of w38 % to brand, to mark with a that hot iron, comp. v. a. SR63Sy accus. sing. of ) pain, s. n. ed fi 998 not being able to endure, neg. part. of S o endure houg or suffer, v. a. with the affix &3, Gr. par. 123. ©3¢ i the ¢ same place, comp. of &9 there and % an emphatic particle. = f Orest 33> died. 3d pers. sing. n. past t. of & fo die, irr. v. n. 830 of Podws than us, comp. of 8398 dat. pl. of 593 1 and vogen than Jist adv. Gr. par. 67. Ro0on equally, adv. wo¥ oo By &8 o3 silly ambition of living, comp. of w3 inf. of wo%s fo lve, sing ( bV~ 8 v. n. 33 explained before. «ow relat. part. of 3y to say, v part, n. ®R silly, and 3 desire, s.n. WRITD sans. often, frequently, iy, adv. By BRRINEY, for being ruined, dat. sing. of verbal noun mn'p By, Bueeromcdy from Fedy wSekro o be ruined, v. n. comp. of ¥ Wy, past part. of 3@ to be ruined, irr. v. n. and swerot o go. 1 gy d% #* This particle @R or R is added to an adjective when it is used with a verb: as: 083y BIA 93 it is black. + This particle added to the last word in a sentence beginning with 2@ denotes Sang, I g universality. + Added to the past participle, this verb gives to the action denoted by that parti- KVO 0 ciple the meaning of being completely or entirely accomplished. Sang ( T 14. 855, 0" WO BTH N OO, q335° OB /RN, WoBY 3003 FYNR ;soemzsa OO aﬁo@oﬁoﬁo&- Fow, esdaﬁo&_ @@i SR of BoT, NBLRP VBT, UL T, 00000 TE, VTTY RITUES, st BTV & T BRE B $3 300 Sy ®oTT, 8¢ SRBT Fo 23036635‘9\2 So® ﬁ&#oé bﬁﬁ%‘)\?’j@aﬁ, 9300 2T 39035@)",3 Il 9 ) () 8, ©u8 VR T8, 3 o2 N BROTBRV. Qfdoéozs = &3, 8T &3 2 3 SOFY FOAVIT ©F0oT ©TTITREY TROBITH R gsojo@. ) 14. STORY. 1T, of A certain person going one day into a forest, found a young tiger lying under a tree, which he brought to his house ) and fed every day with milk and bread; but when the tiger i grew up, it showed an inclination to devour the very person ha that had been its benefactor, who with great difficulty escap- ! ed from its grasp. Thus: he who harbours the wicked in his e house, is sure to meet with unkind returns from them. R ORI to a forest, dat. sing. of &3 (from @& sans.) @ 8, A Jorest, s.n. 3503 3N under a tree, comp. of STI gen. sing. of SXBJ a tree, s. n. and FHN under, beneath, postpos. FowN fhan past part. of Sy fo lie down, v. n. RO of a tiger, o och. )55 sing of B9 a tiger, s. n. 30 the young of any animal, s. n. livey S8R to the house, dat. sing. of 353 a house, s. n. 3om past Al part. of 23 to bring, irr. v.a. Gr. par. 121. QS3p sans. every il day, adv. oo milk, s. n. 990 a plain cake of bread, s. n. oun &9 past part. of &9 o put or place, also to give, v. a. I f9 to nourish, foster, to take care of, to nurse, v.a. RoSTEER DG {0 S DoRomemY the man who protected or protector, from RoTZ,8 3 48 sans. preservation, and S33&3 past relat. part. of 39 to make notes and SoR0meR sans. @ man, s. m. &, B3 (1) must eat, from & S to eat, irr.v. a. SRS R lo desire, to wish, v. a. from &=, parti' sans. desire, and 983, Gr. par. 267. T,o3veR =y having taken 4 e I pains, past part. of ToIe8 TR fo take pains, comp, v. n =) O, < b o359 sans. pains, trouble. R dat. sing. of ¥ hand, s. n. 33,3 neg. part of éw% to be taken, also to be found, v.n. 34 R0 E @ (he) escaped, 3d pers. sing. m. past t. of 3HA TRLY to escape, NoV to make one’s escape, comp. v. from 3T to fail, v. n. FORSI San and & he who admats, comp. of 3083 future part. of 3080 to admit - or receive, v. a. from 3> to arrive, to reach, v.n. and VR S with @58 he. @xTo038y accus. sing. of ¥xTIC sans. mjury, appe hawrt, maschief, from ©= sans. privative, ¢/ and 598 what does 0 1l BoruRy verbal noun from BweRs to sujfer, to experience, v. Sing a. and JJON) sans adj. sure i ed | to o % 15. 3G to uy wa\) ZODMIT WHBY VeTRN, womd TIGWHY 38N a&fagn p&b obdoar? SB0TO &5@693 @Q@gj TOY TOM wd)c%zﬁ N vl Wi BVWEORY, ToBY, T VWOFUTOE BTy 20T J?Do(s, wrles] 7902 TRE TRAYL ST Dast O BRLN, [NREB, TIDY T 0t e ﬁoa\ 29 80, TR [OYO® %@rﬁ WOBROTY SYTY, WY TV & Tent "'-kd D, @zs OoB @R[N B3eST J@ﬁc\ﬁoﬁo a%joe, No@;’o ey ﬁgaﬁaﬁefﬁu PeIw, Tred Pa“*os o)cs T 9 a"\f@ozﬁcﬂ’ aé’fgm X a E\M 00, W A \J\M? 15. STORY b i A certain traveller being extr emely thirsty arrived at the margin of a tank, but seeing a merage, which on the opposite dry sandy plain had the appearance of a sheet of water, he mistook it for a limpid river and ran to it in order to quench his thirst, but he was very sorry to find he had quitted a tank A9 for a burmnw waste of sand. Thus: the ignorant fmsalxmo' M\)ra the worship of the Divinity, adore false gods and ultlmately € meet with dlS&ppOlﬂtlent in their expectations. A L N2 #* When an adjective is used after a verbal noun preceded by a noun or pronoun, T\ar the substantive verb is omitted, as 9535 2030=3 8% o%o3 he is sure of coming, 0f fhe % ot W i Camia LR e GRS ¢ traveller, s. m. from & %od ¢ road and o8 Gr. par <o % 30, 1. 2esad being thirsty, past part. of S&RS to be thirsty. v n. 3an to the bank, dat. sing. of & a bank, shore, brink, s. n »{31 DR0R in front of, before, opposite, adv. = \e3¢ GO OF 23Q5®§® . the sandy plain, comp. of S99 gen. sing. of Sy sand, s. n. It and 339 abl. sing. of B0 a plain, an open field, an empty A | space of ground, s . n. WO TN leke water. T WD that ) appeared, past relat. part. of 592 W fo appear, v.n. from T S e inf. of T fo appear and w3 fo come. WRVIBECRRY, accus sing. of WRy 38 delusive appearance of water, the mirage. s. n. QRoFOY sans. clear, pure, clean, adj. with the affix 23 explain- ed before. 23,0 hawving mistaken, past part. of & ,00R0 sans. to err, to mistake. ©oBT903 sans. quenching the thirst, from @» ® thirst and 93 appeasing, allaying. 898 past part. of &% to understand. v. a. B% TR he grieved, 3d pers. sing. m past t. of Bwa =R fo grieve, from e sans. sorrow, grief, and 2R to suffer. B3P false, adj. =3 sans. 4 god, s. m. FIA ) ® past part. of 2= sans. o zuors]up to adore. v. a. TRO at last, ) at the end. ady. =3, ARSI aceus. sing. of B AQ sans. attain- 0 ment of one's deszre comp of =%, desire, wzsk s n. and AR ) accompleshment, fulfilment, atmmmem of an object, s. n. Beoes m & BN (they) will not obtain. 3d pers. future t. of neg. v RROTE BRENY 702 to attain, comp. of BRTR neg. part. of Lo to obtain, v. a. and BN * o go he 1t he 16. 333. ch %020 S Esrlovh) cﬁoom ﬁwa%oﬁzsv WOT) T3 ovoz&oa\ r¥{et-o) ik 10 Ry C&ZS 09, WOTY @5 VDD aﬁoﬁa’o & T RBOPYy B, esdbozs 2R ) By Te BEF, BAN, BT, WA NTEI ly ¥ Various negative compound tenses may be formed by affixing the several tenses 1 of the verb GweR 0 go to the negative participle—as: ToF0 203008 weedmo I did not write 4 * iiedR o S SP B3 FooEd. @ B,TO0N BN HoF, 501k wo%'osos%l B3 )| b X & QT Srces woao ojoﬁo&\ ‘&ui} e TN em*"o&regna 2L e SPRRFY, e=or @mep‘n oo TTHFY Wove AP83053) YLo&IITI 8.5 &3 wo%oﬁoﬁo& =& TURNTY euBSeem Snd, ©F Do% BH ¥y 2o0nd, o 32,03 o8 SH) Vo3 woRITNRR 2o 3 A < &. e WETR BRBoF 3eTT 3003 BreT LY FRBHV. Tl . BTORY: A certain soldier having provided himself with a sword for purposes of war, one day his son taking the sword pro- ceeded to cut leaves and vegetables with it; and in doing so, sl cut his fingers. Thus: God has endowed mankind with in- flon tellectual powers, which, if usefully employed, will secure to them happiness in this world and in the next; but if they offc friey chose to employ them to bad purposes they must blame them- S0m¢ selves and not God, for the evils resulting therefrom. aneg 09 for o3B3 =Ry accus. sing. of g sans. war, battle, 8. 1. Gr.‘par. 150. T3,0308y acous. sing. of 83 a sword, 8. n. Ry =S wegetables, greens, s. n. 0% dat. sing. of ver- abl Trier bal noun 33533 from v. a. B to mince, to cut in small preces. ang Wty a finger, s. n. ol SRES, of applied, subjunctive mood of svmedwere BBy o apply, to use. comp. v. a. from QP i oot sans. wse and S®@ fo make. 2239 abl. sing. of @ Sang ) & sans. the present state in contravention to a future state, s @to n. =039 abl. sing. of =3 sans. the other world, the state after death, s. n. F°23) sans. happiness, s. n. T, sans. trouble, dis- ficle, tress, s. n. Y a foult, blame, s. n. Vo3 TR to say to one’s % self, from @3y fo say, irlf. V. a. QWeR fault, blame. &g & i7. 35, ), oo E (IR wo Bl Bedgierts) v @n Wi VT, TeHY I, @oﬁa%\?ﬁggod@ﬁj RIBVFEIFDOTUS &8 @V wwb A T SR z&f@sgﬁ@ SAWBY 03, éaﬁ% Re30308 RonB Beeno. 0N TIVT, BTIFIY ©F N wé’@(sgn’@ WBRLAWBY. &1, 33T BoTw, DoT ema&@qsgh’ PVRLOWIBY 03, TLYTRV. & HIVOT ) O ) :u*;_a?;o@’m eaaia& BB — SwwoeF mzﬁ’\@sgﬁ@ Startal OF, T, 00TUN F)WE0E, MYotun SANBY 08, BBy Tew TRoBUG ;BT YLdaen BRBHE T O, & ¢ VTTTH ?@69@53&3}1 o—ef)o)a %é‘@%;) 230TV 020B, TWLYTRV. 1.6 S EORY, A certain person obtained a high official situation and ) said to his friends that he owed it entirely to his own exer- tions and abilities; but shortly after, being dismissed from office, he ascribed it to the decrees of Providence; when a friend remarked that he should attribute his dismissal also to something within himself as he had boasted in the first inst- ance of his abilities and exertions when he got the situation. by NRRLCNY) sans. office, situation, s. n. FOBIGFOR by abiity, abl. sing. of mo3Gr sans. ability. s. n. 73D Ron@ wiith has Jriends. comp. of fedodd gen. plural of Aedods a friend, s. m. S i and ®ori@ with, postpos. Fey sans. lifle. adj. =R wvdsgen RRRAED he lost his situation, from =R o him, &e. &e. Fove il 5% sans. A resolve, mental determination, resolution, will. s. n. ~ Y @ time, opportunety, s. n. IS, ability. s. n. B3y TP TR 9y to brag, to boast, v. n. from %3y, pride, &e. &e. ) a par- Lm ticle denoting certainly, surely,indeed. 3OXNTHFY to create, from s 08 OA past part. of OR to dnvent, with the auxiliary verb 3w %3;3) explained before. i8. 36 mego wy&i’éﬂeﬁ SoR® Guzdugerta DoToHE LIeTomaN IS i W %ac“o’d'ss&‘ WRIRORNEY, cadaa’o. 2030 DA & ¢ A o L ay eI IN woa 55000 TWEYPTEI: 0B0TRT, NS [VONE, :sga;s oot} pas SRR coooaas’@ 03, T FooBy, 3B T3; SOTTE 25030 530ee5 2d fo 8.8 S[we T TN cao’oe B; ToBNR ToDVIF T 07 50063 e i) 03, T WA BATB B, B3 T,TITE ARV YVB, =Y &3 oY ol i 4 d@}_ TRRRABT T WTT QTS BIT BTN ATITeS e (Y] BT DRBITY_ . BOPIEITIT G0 WDRE Y “501 Ff’a@quﬁﬁo aw @a&%a SHRB 30T BeE o:i)aig;L BRWRC BREOTY, BTV 9 . eszﬁaﬁoasazsoaoa&aﬁ ma’o BRET TYUR “'\’e;’aio (Ehetob) shor ap NTERC VWTTE, T0TB) BRLTWTI. X 903 TWeFTEY. (lpr 18. STORY 01 I st A bramin’s son, courted the favour of several persons in order to obtain employment The bramin one day gave him the following advice—%My son! a drop of water becomes a pearl when it falls into a pearl oyster and it resembles a pearl when it lies on a lotus leaf, but it will evaporate if placed on a red hot iron. In the same manner if you devote your servi- O ces to a good master he will make you happy as long as you 0 live.—A middling sort of master will show some inclination W to promote your interest; but a bad one will forget your ser- vices the moment after you have rendered them W3 MW QowwoN with a desire, that. ady. from 8y to say and &N past part. of &n fo become. @RRORIT, pres. part. of BFRORY to court one’s favour, v a. from ©=0=ded sans. following and 2R explained before. @893 sans. councel, advice, 8. n. % a drop, Of N 8. . ST AR abl sing. of B08;3 Ao a pearl oyster, s. n. that 0 from 22083 gen. sing. of S8y, a pearl and Ao > any sea shell ang gy Of me 2533 subjunctive mood of ©e%h o fall, irr. v. n. 3938 the lotus, 8. n. S A4 leaf, n. TR 1ron, n. and adj. @& BHRZBT IES]de 3d pers. sing. n. pres. t. of @& Bwens to become evaporated laﬂgua linlg, comp. v. n. 98,30 sans. best, excellent, adj. RFTS accus. sing of £ sans. Lord, master, s. n. 7593438 subjunctive mood of & Tl SR fo serve. WAS @8N 3T so long as you live, from wzE tlﬂg ty 0] SN past part. of 2R3 o live, or subsist, v. n. @ part. of ¥ to be, and 8% until, adv. ISR middling, adj. m. from SGI™ sans. a maddling sort of man and &3 explained before. W oRwRIR sans. @ master, lord. s. m. @zpd@% S Bevow & ) desire of promoting, from @zpaﬂe)% sans. increase, IMprovement, ! D% 1050 must make. 0w relat. part. of 8y #fo say, irr. v. a. 0% sans. wish, desire, inclination. s. n. ReESe SRR o hint, to ) skéw, from "R sans. @ hint, and 9B to make. VFBITITe oSN dat. sing. of ¥@BERGISR a person below mediocrity, a person of the lowest grade, s. n. from ©Z=0 sans. dnferior, or low man, Stegr® and @53 explained before. R sans. an istant, a minute, s. n. 10 il 1l 19 a0 il ) 239 )2, 209 mé’\@égﬁ#@_@%ﬁ BTBL BT, BALTRY. i TRV &3 é’gﬁzpagf\odoaio& ?@cdo@%; BT TITM éas;}_ ST vou O BTISTRY NTEIE OBOR Ser s, @9 3ETI FBRBY jon STY, Awd SRNFRY B, WBY TH, TR0, @ 008, T el 020 T3€2E T epaﬁojoﬁgi TOWIL o BeIMYrS BReN HED SNBIFFRHOR WRY 3,08 20088 o8 Sy ST, N 19, STORY. ! i o A certain Bramin repaired to a foreign country in quest i 0}71 of employment; but as he had not studied the language of ! that country, he could not communicate his wishes to others, and in consequence suffered considerable distress from want o) of means to maintain himself there. Thus: such persons as 1Sy reside in foreign countries without an acquaintance with the I language of those nations must expect to meet with great dif- o, ficulties. N0 * This word denotes motive and is generally rendered by “of” as: WaeR 3eF0Rd of 3¢, a desire of going. Tt is likewise used in composition for the purpose of uni- e ting two nouns in apposition, as: TIRR02) TR 4 boy called, Rama. B e — 2] 9 2 [— =3 sans. foreign, other, adj. TSomodsy accus. sing. of & Z7oR sans. language of the country, from &3 country wom lan- quage. OO did not learn, comp. of 3O inf. of TO fo COr learn, to study, irr. v. a. and v nof, Gr. par. 255. SERTD ple DB0TRY that which was in hns mind, comp. of 0849 abl. sing. bey “ of S8Ry sans. mind, s. n. 23S part. of @8> fo be and ©TIYy accus. sing. of &R that. 8225958 unable to communicate from ans 8930 inf. of 397y to communicate, v. a. and <3 neg. part. of 50 8 the defective verb &= fo be able, Gr. par. 123. t%=go SRR o3, dat. sing. of the verbal noun @%=w0 SRR the act of get- i ting a livelihood, from ®%=8 sans. lwelihood, subsistence, and Jas SWAY o make. RO even, adv. SPRFY sans. means, also way, o o road, s. n. 3, DB (he) suffered distress. 3d pers. sing. mas Of [ past t. of T3 céo to suffer distress. comp.v.n. from T, sans par distress and %@ explained before. ©¢3z3 gen. pl of 23€§~ sans. s a man belonging to any particular country, an mkaéztcmt S. m. eton Tome BB to live, to reside from 598 sans. abode, residence tion and S9Bs fo make. 33> sans. trouble, distress, hardship.s. n. i B9 U3 ought to know, from &903 inf. of 8% fo know, v. n. i) and é% zﬁo Gr. 129. frop beeoy ah t()fc 20. 35 fﬁmc 20070 ﬁjﬁodéﬁ 202 %—’aﬁ:zéda’o W% oDV (3?&&‘ 2R0T COme DV, BT TITM @533(9“ DAY B, TOTVS0Z DERFCSITINBY. 5. N gy €3 Ne)aé’) cazi zS’J@@’ am- OMNTY 03\) TH BRB, & %ﬁa"g@écﬁo aﬂldg %eﬁﬁ%eﬁ wﬁo efuwowagr’mﬁ gdoaﬁsaod @5@_ TRY, 23ewO Uegyy, 03, TBEY TROBTY TRNITT - mqgoﬁoas*\’o -ocaqsr? ai"%’o&m 25e MNQ) S” TV 03, zuaqsoﬁs\aw;% FeFeRN, & 9»% @ﬁd@ 202 ﬁo—maqg . d Nm enOR DI, &3 o, ;3035@ «aw To SZemo @woﬁ a3 &3 202) ﬁgzé @%“o, obczéagg NEIY z’wu# TOTO oso:% ey [t ) SSRGS 20. STORY. The blacksmith of a village having murdered a man, was condemned to be impaled; but the principal peasants of the !) place uniting together begged the blacksmith might not suffer because he was useful to the community. The judge enquired “How then can I fulfil the ends of justice” to which a peasant answered, “Sir, there are two weavers in the village and for so small a place one is enough: pray impale the other.” g =B e a village, abl. sing. of a0 sans. a village. s. n. TRRZ an ron smith, s. m. TRGS killed, 3d pers. sing. m. past t. of 3wy fo kill, irr. v. a. 38UT, TITHZ JEFOTIR ! a: decision was passed for impaling, comp. of 35v3, dat. sing. of 3% sans. a stake on which criminals are impaled, s. n. TIB3 part. of @9 to put, v.a. @3 Gr. par. 310. JercTRIR %% was determined, 3d pers. sing. n. past t. of dearcTINY f0 be determined from JesredY decision or conclusion after investiga- (0 tion, determination, and &R to become. w300y pl. of 2R a Jarmer, a peasant, 8. m. 388 having assembled, past part. of TRRY fo assemble, v. n. NBONRRTINCIRTOT s (he) us useful, from womodween sans. wseful, adj. N past part. of erd fo become. 28333 verbal noun from @3 fo be and ewdess by that, abl. of &8> that, 29 3RS (they) represented. 3d pers. pl. past t. of WP Bwe, fo represent. comp. v. a. TGS f 4t be so, from ™R so and =33 of 4t be. subjunctive mood of &ns to be- of come. TOVTRY aceus. sing. of TONTY) sans. justice, s. n. T N R how adv. 8ER to execute, to conduct, v. a. TR RIVRTS sans. ) a judge s. m. from S0 justice, and ©5%d Lord, s. m. @S 30 weavers, pl. of 2@ @ weaver, s. m. €=y so, so much, pron. Ae9 small, adj. &% enough, from T3 to be sufficient, Gr. 3 par. 129. Xa(s R Y N e s 21. 3% 002 239 3) £070 NoMIFER, § SBNE LT3, T BReH o ORR ¥ DO0NE BAB BB QRTINTN SDNILENEN o) BTIDTRY)y ToBY, OTTE) QPPN TE, 9083, SO “a&‘ai el aﬁs@zéoﬁdv e DT BBBE 2woBY 2PN ONRNTR0. &3 m@)d@ -cre)o ForYe] cazjo NETY 239TT TWeLRIBV. ] Qﬁ’_)ﬂ Rl daﬁg ?Dwarrﬁ’ do doazéoas i oﬁo%\ﬁ@;’o RWRTINUR R o)emar‘i‘g g BRCTIVT ). s STORY A certain Bramin went to Benares for the purpose of bathing in the Ganges, and finding that the river abounded in large fishes and alligators, he was afraid to go into it and Whe therefore caused a well to be sunk on its bank in order that ANy he might perform his ablutions in it, but as a rock was at the said bottom of the soil, no water could be found there Thus: the tend: projects of the unfortunate always miscarry 10t 5 NoTTOmQR B398 fo perform ablutions in the Ganges, comp. for D of rorve sans. the Ganges, ® o8 bathing, s. n. and S59@ fo make. é v. a. 0o® abl. sing. of 80 sans. a rwer, s. n. 3RQ large, ten | adj. repeated to express excess in number, Gr. par. 203. D@ 139 a fishys. n. SR an alligator, s. n. v$3N[EB, dat. sing. of ver- Moo bal noun @$RB0=D the descending, from 29 to descend, v. a fog g @ being ofrar past part. of @owd o be afraid v. n. SRR Lo NI ) on the banks, abl. sing. of 2& a bank, shore, s.n. oD a well, 43 8. 1. ©NR2 o cause to dig, from &N fo dig, v. a. 3089 abl. sing. o o of rve)&’@ sans. a place, s. n. VTR a rock, or 67 oad stone, s Y n, 83 from there being, past part. of 53> fo be; it is here used frop to denote cause, Gr. par. 228, 229. dx,0ToN sans. fruiless, the of adv. e TG - o 00 w2 M) %) 3)5@030?3:3&_ Reed, zp@n’qga:j) 30H Se? e o D) BT 3? 208, TEETEY. PTG, 08 g_g@aﬁﬁg 3,5 330 ) ;’)z:saogo;sﬁo S¥icNep %@%m, TN 3T, %aaogo"-)c?o 0339 N FONUNR OTIRT Wyt BeeN @aﬁdaﬁa& ORVOROFT, T, TR i WTHTY DTORT Wi BN @ﬁdﬁ&_ 3T, NRBHY ; AT e s Qfggoﬁora‘@ﬂ QBT 03B, TRV TLYTTV. 555550 BReN Ny [oZR BeeRoSBe B ,macmed QTg,E; @ary SN a2y, Y IP?T 0B, DEIORTY YT, T #Jaégsaio. of 22 BTORY: led A certain person addressing a learned man, asked him and whether riches or knowledge was preferable. The latter thaf answering that knowledge was preferable to riches, “if so,” the said he, I am surprised that learned men always dance at- the tendance on princes and not princes on learned men.” “Do not you know, rejoined the learned man, that it is customary for physicians to resort to the houses of their patients.” mp it ) 3 R sans. preferable, excellent, adj. with © denoting in- Wge’ terrogation. 3RS sans. knowledge, s. n. 033 than, Gr. par. oo 139. @on ¥id ¢f so, comp. of TN so, and &3 subjunctive yer- mood of &1 fo become. V3 IR ejg ooFsTON BB 7 ¢S SUrprising f, & o me comp. of ¥Ry this, pron. 8N to me, dat. sing of soco L ) SIO0FY sans. surprise, astonishment. &N explained before. @ @ 3d pers. sing. n. of v3s fo be. BReNRS gen. pl. of BN sans. el g a patient, one afflicted with some malady, s. m. and f. Ro 30 9,0 9 ol f S o) custom, practice, s. n. JSH "Wy, 2RRE do 1ot Yo know? 1_sed from ¥R to you, AP, krowledge, s. n. @Y, there is not, with the affix % denoting interrogation. 188 ; 5#‘ Ao 23. 233, e WY, ePTIS0STY TRERHBE Wer %@Qﬁ-—@ﬁ& $3oe jct Rvegzde 203ed Wy TTLTT T B0 500@3’&3&3’1 Seed Sal BRYY B, FOYDB QTR , BRI 0L 3TITE, 3, S8 he SINY CRII) & %@L&osoe?n Toro WonT DoBl, BT Beex st SOTDOT %Jss&_&ojoaia& WSeF a:’caqsoﬁo aSooao &35, FRoBRI &3 Y 203, WY TR0BY, QoG CEIR d@@%%"ﬁ_ eﬁaiﬁol WYTON %-8;\ I § B WeTes, ﬁy@ra’@aﬁ; & DYERHTY é%i\s\@aﬁq & BTN 830, TBRWOIN Sy WYY Tad R o3T STYS BeS AT B (N ToB TR JRBTI. 2d. STORY. A certain rich man went to a Judge and complained, saying that a young fellow had seated himself under the wall of his by house looking at his face in a mirror, and that when the re- ol flection of his daughter’s person walking on the terrace ap- 7‘:&&% peared in the glass, the young man in the ardour of his ad- /3 miration had kissed it several times for which crime he en~ \‘ij :i: R treated that he might be punished severely. The Judge im- O mediately decided that the young man should be made to sit ] in i he sun and a hundred stripes be inflicted on his shadow. Sk gen. sing. of 398 @ house, Gr. par. 50. Aed o wall i 8. 1. WD mear fo, close to, Postpos. REKE[E @ Young maon, S. ;: beste\x m. SHRRY i the mirror, abl. sing. o ; S& a marror, looking 0 < Tpen glass, s. n. B0y accus. sing. of Bwe ”{j} s ) sans. face, 8. n. EeiVe SR a terraced roof s. n. goonad. @ past relat. part. of a3 and }e &0 to be walking, comp. v. n. from &R to wander, to walk Gy thy V. n. S0 gen. sing. of 3ons o daughter, s. f. 88 sans. form, The Il Jigure. s.n. F90 wBBOG from having appeared. SETIZE0 au B by the fervor of love or passion from 3%¢ sans. love, pos- I of \, swon, s. 0. and 895 fervor, 5. n. @363 many adj. oA sans. i time, s. n. \Na) é% FRoER 3d pers. sing. m. past t. of aﬂos’%&% Wiy SR fo kiss, from 3083 ¢ s, 2y past part. of 9@ fo place, fO)‘” " o e BT and B»%¥) explained before. 82y a crime, a foult, s. n. S | %, for having commuited, woon severely, adv. 837 ¥ewo must O punish, from &R inf. of 3 T o X sans. to punish, V. a. TRHFR sans. o pray, v. a. STk sans. dmmediately, adv. WROY in the sun, abl. sing. of WAV sumshine, s. n. IR fo cause to Z% sit down, from TR@ to sit down, v. n. 885 hundred. adj. = ¥y stroke, blow, s. n. a&raz% to beat, v. a TewF® SRR {0 decide, to settle, comp. v. a. 3 W 24, 2. QY T 2335 £0TY a%%&o YRTIGTFoBE Wy Teeh, :éﬁoﬁ’ 11 It PRIRFBF TN VIITTR THRBY )08, TLYTTI. NP0 950 2o uazﬁf‘# WO BRTINY #‘@é&ﬁo eaﬁde?o wgoﬁo 3 oI 7'\;3503@\ PRER—TRNe WBANMR QTS o803 JIRRA 3w @ggﬁaﬁg? TR ““"09‘5@6%630, ToBRTTY, 23,70 8 BT [NBY I BETRY ; VDY TSV zﬁ%aﬁo 20T, TWeYELRA, & 29@?5{3;30@550 I} DT, @aﬁ'@:{ DRCT TPTH0. gl \E 24. STORY il Two Bramins went to a rich man and begged he would b bestow something in charity upon them. He gave each a 12] rupee. One of them said to the rich man, “cannot you per- ceive the difference between me and that man? I am virtuous m and learned, unaccustomed to extol my own merits and de- I cry those of others, while the other man is an egregious dunce. The rich man laughed and bid him begone. ly 30 2D fwo, numl. pl. used of persons. 3ZA fo Hhem, dat. pl. of a8 ke, she or ¢ pron. GIHFGFIIA for charity, comp. 8 of §=o sans. chardy, s. n. and ©GFsy) this word subjoined to sanserit nouns expresses the English phrase “on account of, 4 6y Jor” and &N, an expletive particle. @383y difference, distinctions N O 8. n. SR BA"RIR I am a wvirtuous, or excellent man. Tod V. ¢ e 30 sans. a learned man, s. m. @8 K3 sans. self praise. s. n. (N ToReD sans. abusing others, s. n. TSV sans. complete, entire. ((BY adj. g8 dull, stuprd. ad). &%y past part. of siv fo laugh, o irr. v. n. &e i Ofo 25. 233, 0T OVE TV &:&30 Vo= é@i Sose wah’e)e?o B30 20070 20T, ¥ ToI BT Tweorw Q0T W0. & T ao:be?n %@Qﬁ&@)d@ mz& TY 00 &3 éoabﬁ’cdoﬁoa‘ OTY TYOWo DY T TROTROBY TORLTE0. BoI} BTV ToBY TBREN LWeW 003, WYY TRNOG T &0, ©8T, KT Teyd S oo B ai%é@@egoa%ai\b‘@’, TVeYOTY, W[ 30%7%‘ BRTED TRLTY. V-, BODIPRIB T VT SBFTRoWHIN 3eedy, @ﬁé&ﬁ o8B o300 81 0 S @oﬁo%‘dﬁa ﬁé@d@g}o. ) 25. STORY. ) fent One morning a certain woman was standing at the gate of her house with a brass pot in her hand, which a thief, who o3 ~0") passed by that way snatched from her hands and went off. i She cried after him, saying “dont take the pot away’—Dbut T ¢ he walked on coolly saying “I don't agree to the price which vou offered for it.” The neighbours mistaking him for a dealer did not attempt to seize him. S009S the morning, s. n. WonRY a female, s. f. wonod at tl'(hlllgﬁ aW&y t the gate, abl. sing. of wenwy a gate or door, 8. n. FXND 4 the hand, abl. sing. of B a hand, s. n. &32,% brass, adj. SN a Lsha] tan be small round metal vessel, s. n. HRBS FRoRd past part. of LRI 0¥y to hold, comp. irr. v. a. Q3B she was standing. 3d pers. sing. f. past t. of 2020 0 be standing; from oo past part. of ning i Ry fo stand, to stop, irr. v. n. and 283 to be. I @ thief, s. m. S TRBReRY past part. of IRBWEY to snaich, to seize, irr. comp. Eath 01 P e V. a. RN to cry, to make a noise, v. n. B3 price, value. s. n. &8 "R0800 I do not like or I don't agree. R333%) agreement, assent. 8. n. B3R slowly, adv. RRSD SRR fo set out, to go h) away, from ©eBEL past part. of BRIR fo set out, to start, &e. &e. SOSReDT3 nedghbours, from 88 neighbouring, contiquous, adjoining, adj. SEe=ds pl. of BuEER house owner, comp. of 398 a house and ¥=c0 he. && o seize. v. a. ) 26. 3. ) RN aﬁoﬁo;:\’qsaio 0T ;[RTFE WenR Bweed, 3801 LSy DB POIVGWE BVTSRETNBITHoWTIA, BOPDBF oD - j ﬁ‘b\ L TRV, @d%d- éi)‘vi,;ﬁ@%‘ﬁ“m SV ep %%;égjﬁo, DT T—TomY 00T JPDoTUR FHIGVN WHEIE QTNSEe8 ey ) W TEYTY, wLotlae? ﬁa& LTTY TOAERY T3 ToTH ﬁaﬁi 30 © BoT0Dod IFNR FoBRETTINLRTHY; ®EWW BodwSIod ORY Ty VoY, QTZ B ; BeenR T2V )O3R0 TSy CERNTEY LRHRIBY, 90T, :3; TRy, BWBwRY WwEF ite nen SYn gé& QLOT TN WROMve 33 BRETVEY, T ho T.3; B8 $)F9T 0 T SOTRTTY, BR0TFordT TN aTeR f N, 559\ é’éﬂ&)ﬁ 53069@%3_ RoBNET WA L3eTIR ToTM DRA jut TOM &)zﬁoﬁ&g)ﬁ 0B, YUB TD TN 83,9 e o 26. STORY. Jer A certain person going to Vikramarka, gave him the good it tidings that such an one who was his enemy had been called away to the other world—%have you heard,” said he, “whether e ¥ I shall by any means be spared? The death of my enemy can be no cause of joy to me, since my own life is not eternal. ) Old age like a tiger, puts us in fright; diseases like an enemy 'S torment our bodies, and our lives pass away like water run- of ning insensibly through a cracked pot. Since every one is subject to death, I do not see why I should rejoice at the P death of my en‘emy-”. baggy | L R DBy the name of a celebrated prince, the sovereign of Oojein, and reputed founder of an era still in use to the ®3) north of the Nerbudda. 23y sans. an enemy, s. m. FT9REH3 g0 such an one, from o P. such an one, and @3 he TSSRewR3 N3 o8R0 he went to the other world, from =3 sans. other, adj. Swe i) T sans. world, s. n. f3 sans. gone, adj. &e. 3953 sans. awuspi- v, crous, fortunate, adj. SBFBWI[TY aceus. sing. of HIFSVTY) sans. Fio news, tidings s. n. 03398 GRBVR by any means, comp. of 635D ol S which? 2§08 abl. sing. of O3 sans. manner, means, with AR ©* to prevent hiatus and ©w a conjunctive particle. o333 sans. everlasting, perpetual, permanent, adj. 33 sans. death, 8. . WO sans. old age, and the general relaxation and debi- lity concomitant therewith, s. n. R393 like a tiger, Gr. par. 2 M 139. =98 accus. pl. of o= I, pron. @R, frightening, he of pres. part. of ©@ot3zs o frighten, to terrify, v. a. 3eerns pl. of loogy deen sans. sickness, disease, disorder, s. n. 333080003000 ke enter an enemy, Gr. par. 177. Ze®ndsy accus. pl. of Ze®Y sans. the d%W 1 body, s. n. @RS to hurt, to harm, v. a. from 25959 sans. pain The foto &S3NRY the term or duration of lfe, s. n. 3T broken, adj. nan =R abl. sing. of R&R an earthen pot, 5. n. SRBH dll persons, dlopOC pron. S8Rty Rwer fo die, comp. of SiTeeS8Y accus. sing. of of tep =009 sans. death and B3R to obtain. ged il hlm } y Con o7, =58 [a¥h W FOTOT JT0 MBI, €T 2. PATEY e, R 9 BB, VT ToOG T, word bHEA BFy ?zigaoﬁoc?d 200 Part, 30 TUN a&zﬁocsobozs, OFIN &3 %"’@:33350&\ TRBOS LT03, & Of %, 3 PRT TETT2. & BT 11 ST 053¢ 2u%). WARHIT Wy gy TR N, mz‘;’@qseﬁde:)o T)RIWTTE, B TRBY, aogé)g oSS lUgoy 0 307 203, TeyTHV. mz&@(sgﬁ’cﬁ% ja%‘g%zﬂoézﬁ%_ 3 DRBIP w\q Mg ©TF, BTITIWY T, DEHTP aog;:) RE Y <308, WRRHITY Y op weﬂl‘, B ¢ il aTON) S 33055’00.\{8330 TITVTTIT TITMH OB smm Do, he w3, BNH a'idqgoé & WRTGY eIers a‘i@gh’@@ eaaﬁsio 2390 Wy 8. %oB & BSHTWN & eruz&fasgn’aﬁﬁo TOBRY) GUESRTTIT e N TR 0 aéo ONVITOT BTITIY T2 @wwqgmdaio (&N¥ole] 30 Wy EE?J@Q?\——"‘gquﬁéﬁa =) Jﬂd OSE WY TN KT il Y, €7 0on ToTy A, DR WOOY, T, F 25eFo3, Bew 05, BTROBRY S, VR ROOT, WITH e;s’wdaqg SR Oz WD) it & QUBARNSTY F0BR,Y N T P8, © Bed Berwen OVFY WY 63{5?363 583, ™0 9 P 3 i 27. STORY i A certain person waited for 10 years on a gentleman for )l @ situation. One day a vacancy having occurred in his office, il he offered it to him. The man immediately went to an astro- of loger and asked him, whether that was a propitious day to he enter into employ. The astrologer told him, that neither that day nor the following ten da AVAS the by were oood for that purpose i The man being superstitious believed his words and did not go to the gentleman for ten days, who finding he did not come, s disposed of the place to another candidate. At the expiration of of ten days, the idler appeared before the gentleman and beg- ged he would excuse him, sayine that he could not wait on him before, because the days were astrologically bad; but he was greatly mortified when the gentleman informed him that In GOl’lSDqVGH(JG of his delav in cominge him, he was obliged to give the situation to another oS a gentleman, also a master, s. m. B33, fen, numl adj 0 BN @ year, 8. . T o be in wating, comp. of TR past wo part. of T fo wait, irr. v. n. and B3 o be. 'vfz@eboio@ wn the office, abl. sing. of 22 =0 H. a place for public Z)usmess an office, ¥ 8 1. SR situation, s, n. 9P fo ocour, v. 1. ReeReRd an astro- N0 oJ loger, or an astronomer, s. m. T308%0 to enter, v. n. from I P 3 sans. entrance, s. . w$e good adj. =0T sans. ¢gnorant or weals man, o superstitious man, 5. m. wSRTETOCAR dat. sing 6 me i ER s of us3eRToT P.‘a,. candidate, an expectant, s. m, ef«e);ﬂqsnadﬁ.o a i lazy fellow, a sluggard, s. m. €Re8I93, sans. astrology or as- Ist] tronomy, s. n. °Ry OTF so many days. TR to forgive, to comn pardon, v. a. from R sans. forgiweness, s.n. BB, in pro- fron per time, dat. sing. of X200y sans. an opportunity, or fit time Sang S. n. oA HwE fo delay, to procrastinate, from ©oz sans, gt delay, s. n. shck Calse Ject of o 28, 33, WonY DFB Wy, B0k ToBITTY e $3000) TITITT e 3 %’)Q’;?,., WD, & w@Jza’ésraaio 3 ﬁocéor\’@% DB, N W ®omD, QESOL zﬁécjséé_ TOmY a%ofe%s BV 203, ODINR WoBY zsoz% RS R &3 DO, 8 TOBIN®Y, B3 V30O 6’_3)&33573 WY dozég@ o ny TODE WBBoWTIN, C30eLes N, epaﬁqgaﬁo@szsad %8, BVTER 530085 F[oBp, WORD ?e)(go WRTPY. & BOTT 0 @sﬁg‘ B3, fofay AW %Jéggfa’f{)o TRFTRTR. BT TITM IRVNoBUR 8@%556@1 953 ok TIOD DRBITITY NORNIT TN é%”ﬁ_ %%\oﬁoaﬁo% BROTORTY. s 28. STORY. i A wicked boy one day threw a stone at an old Bramin, ﬁ@’d g who turning round to the lad said to him, “Hey youngster! d mge I approve of your courage” and gave him a penny. The boy imagining that he might by this means get many pence every- day, next threw a stone at a rich Mussulman who, however, got him taken up and put in the stocks. Thus: those who hi st insult their superiors in life will one day meet with the punish- faid ment they deserve. tO ’)ch e&ry ( Iy g 2008 bad, wicked, adj. R@BMF @ boy, s. m. IR0 old, aged, g adj. 98538 38 upon @ bramin, from %9838 gen. sing. of &2 lly I Yoy, DS a bramin, s. m. and SxS upon. TV a stone, 8. N. WRRT Vaﬂﬂes ] 3d pers. sing. m. past. t. of 2k fo throw, to fling or cast, V. a. gy i e 3] (s @P3rsy dat. sing. of B8 sans. courage, bravery, s. n. NS 1st pers. sing. past t. of 33 fo approve, v. a. BBy a copper 10 cotn worth a penmny, s. n. & DG0B in this manner, by this means 10+ me from & this and 250e% abl. sing. of 23 sans. manner T8¥3, sans. every day, adv. 856380 a Mussulman s. m. =938, and, AN again, adv. %88 past part. of && to seize, v. a. FRFZY 1 the stocks, abl. sing. of Bwe$J stocks, s. n. TIFR to cause to put, causal verb, from &% fo put. ¥3Z5R sans. disgrace, disres- pect, 8. n. RIESW on any day whatever, from o0 dat. sing. of woi> what day and =tide explained before. X 29. 233, ) & %ozé)o w@&ﬁémaﬁ 9»?»%30 BIMDY; & SN i)z‘a’qgodo 2=0ees 70 DOFE QBE, U TIUSTY FTEWw 3 F0. wond BT i) s w_a)t%seﬁo 5 zxs’ozéoﬁzsg\ RRLB -8 SoNFL, QT 535 u\); BFEST K)a%agdh’%fec?) TIUSTY Ty 23e; WIPTY e 6 FOUBTIN Wahe3y, c‘m%aﬁmd 530063 WTRTEY; Womd NG ) NFRTIN ATITIN BowesoN wﬁ%asdo, @ DB WSS ) M BBy ; & B,To0:3¢ SR 2T, WTITY, BISVTT 80 QT BRoZIFP $300FISTIP LT, 208, VYT, @& BOBD i, NRY Bo3oS0 Y o:ioro’ool T, 338{503050% BYINGHD SRR, D el mqso;éaazjﬁo, oy 2% 8TORY. :\1) A certain Bramin had a son, who paying no attention to el ho hig studies consumed his time in play. One day the Bramin said to him “Oh my sont do not suffer such idle amusements ! to occupy your time: knowledge may be easily acquired in carly days but not in riper years. A tree when young is €d7 easily bent, but it is otherwise when grown old. In the same manner the mind of man grows dull and obscured as he ad- o) vances in life. The boy attended to his father’s advice, devoted himself to his studies and became a learned man. A 6‘?‘ Mg A who Wy WRTEORN W SRR @ bramin had @ son: in this phrase the dative is used without a verb to denote actual possession, 4 20 expressed by the English verb /o have” Gr. par. 160. S my sans. learning, 8. n. SRR saus. mind, attention, s. n. SNl but how only in playing, comp. of ©t® abl. sing. of <8 play, sport, his | 8. 0. with & denoting only. wow® such, of this kind, adj. e ) sans. vain, useless, adj. DRRBRYS abl. pl. of IB3BEIY) sans. ugly % amusement, 8. n. Wk sans. childhood, s. n. BwwTeN sans. easily, adv. 9¢ young, tender, adj. Wiy fo be bent, v. n. wosd sans_. subjunctive of w® to grow in size, v. n. SR> sans. age, s. n. dext Sl WU, WD, from s, pres. part. of 28> fo come, repeated to denote the gradual progress of the action, Gr. par. 227. I ) Sovotksd) sans. dullness, s. n. SoBoRT) cloudiness, obscurity, s from of o3 n. o8 faﬁww, S. M. €T sans. study, practice, s. n. ) 3@/ o ot doul, 30, 5551 *R) gy FTY N m’g%.\oa’omh. YN EN ST AT ONTTG B Withe 339,;3—3_:00306@ 32 37, Qﬁéﬁ&. ;’3@,@@9 SRBRN; 8 g0 S, 8 odug,, :béd&?dom W8, —TF) oIS [BRe IIR 8¥ 309 Pean Sz, eI zSaSol BRTNE 3&;:’\560& ek ?amgﬁos:%sscazg) Aoy DoT, TOmY WY RUISIT T DTN C3ovaReEm0 3, €D; aﬁol NI S, 3 Y, aTom FIE[TY NN w00 BF, BHONE [T SORH ¢T Ted 1} WNTTON Toewg B; %) &, AaTtHs SRESH Cioke) 05’00@@53‘630536’, V00T TR TIRTF aiédgs 33 oM @ T 23eTIN A, NI IVOF 22en BE ReRy, $eeB, 5 PR B2,T; & B BoF T, FAAR Vg BRZ B oo, o B¢ YTV, X i B 30. STORY. R Some persons meeting with a holy sage, extolled him for U g 3 his virtues and piety. The sage lifted up his head and said N [0 with a sigh, T am such as T know myself to be, whilst you iy Ry S 15 il who judge of me from my external appearance consider me a good man, but are ignorant of the depravity of my heart, my external form in the eyes of mankind is a goodly object o but the haseness of the inner man is such that owing to it, I ot bow my head with shame. Mankind praise the peacock for his beautiful plumage but the bird himself is ashamed of his IS ugly gait. . 1S, TOUR some persons, pron. Aoeenesy accus. pl. of AT ) sans. virtue, also an amiable temper, s. n. Se=PE, sans. prety, devotion to God, from %3 God and & () %, devotion, attachment, tod 8. N TPN past part. of IRy sans. fo prasse, fo commend, Al to applaud, v. a. 3233, IRRs to extol, to praise, comp. V. a. from X3 sans. praise, s. n. @3 the head, s. n. 28, past part. of 33, to lift up, v. a. QLT WY past part. of Qe 2B to sigh, comp. v. n. from 2&&3& erect and VRBY breath and DR to let out. “ooRR what sort of man? with % a particle of doubt. RRSNS outside, adj. %= sans. appearance, s. n. T /R sans. o judge, to form an opinion, v. a. TR deprawvity, 4 W wickedness, . n. &0 to know, to be appraised of, v. a. TR dat. sing. of 322y an eye, s. n. BWOIRR good thing, s. n. 59 to ap- W pear, IT. v. n. §9%S =& to be ashamed, v. n. wons fo hang 0 down, v. a. 82 @ peacock, s. n. SBR pl. of S, a feather, ol 8. 0. 3 bad, adj. Ran gast, manner of walking, s. n. o8 @ 2 to be ashamed, v. n. from o sans. shame, s. . ' 70 & 310 g@‘ A W Food BTG e) OTRF e Baeh, Hog © DT T, MRy, BRUY S 08, SsedRRTY. © @it o B sdoo‘@f)ﬁ%ﬁ@ RO &8 O’%‘rﬁ%”é’&.@g 6*36-3;)\?0 BRel, YNy )8 9 L3 S[oHON T og T ﬁ%f’aib‘ BOR BRBY Bwory, wu il ¥3 O3, vRy, 20A Serwon TR, @ BIFTD & 3 ol 7’\’%”&39&‘ QXD BLR, OYNT ?uodg 08, Y FAIERA @ S e ARy 03B, TOYHRTV. @ T, £053€ ©TRY wory BRI BRCB B B BOR, € g ﬁdo@\@a %ﬁefﬁs S00e3 % %wozéo 3 3J) &od QB %Qﬁd&@d TN QBRLD BT BTOD 3030 T €2 ma\ B3 QLTIRDo 81z BIYBTY 3R JARBLRN, & TE) 3 2&D T CBROMNR XTIV 3 T3,y ) Q\v 31, 5TORY ol A number of merchants went to a King and exhibited 79 some valuable jewels for sale. The monarch and his minis- NI ters examined all of them and selecting those which appeared to be the best, returned the remainder to the merchants, who, Aot upon counting them represented that one of the jewels was : missing. The King immediately ordered some bran to be ( brought in a basket and desired all present to put their hands into it with their fists clenched. This being done, the King examined the bran and found the jewel, by which contrivance it was recovered without any one being disgraced pra askeg 32733 pl. of ST a merchant, s. m eﬂﬁw’g‘ sans. o~ luable, very costly, adj. S9038¢3 we sell, 1st pers. pl. pres. chidy the 4 of 35930 to sell, v. a. SWOATRD they shewed, 3d pers. pl. past Son ] t. of 3Re0R0 to shew, to exhibit, v. a. S8, sans. a memster, s alimog . =08 sans. fo examine, v. a. To0 word relat. part. of 9D Hem w3 to appear, comp. v. n. from Too inf. of Foe to appear Blebs ] and w9 fo come. @OX past part. of €O fo select, to pick out, v hxm iy a. 93 left, remaining, relat. part. of e fo remain, to be left O V. N. 6°A SR6BY to examine by counting, comp. v. a. from 6e° Ry to count, &ec. &e. TAB[RIIND to be wanting, comp. of F& Wb i o 3 deficient, &e. &e. @ T on the same dnstant, adv. B&R a Ney R %’* basket, s. n. SIB> bran, s. n. R fo send for, caus. verb from Wt 33 fo bring, irr a %‘aﬁéo pl. of %’é a hand, 8. n. S5%%3 past fay 1§ U part. of S0 fo shut, v. a. with T8y —aR fo place, 1rr. v. 2 30RO sans. fo examine, V. a. YUTO0N sans. contrivance, 8. 1 tl?/’ It 5533598 sans. disgrace, s. n. 83 to be found, v. n S iy a L S 5) 32. TG h =g 2% 25D ésw“ﬁ RO/ 3. 0oT [T, >, $TIRRE, T c‘s’eaﬂd ‘Co zSo ToDBY 39, BFE SRETRY. AT SN ) s(_ 0 VQS# SN — ?oﬁrﬁ 0B, 28 TTIT Ty 5000 a’m%ﬁ &0 eﬁ’g%g? &Jo 8§ $0373 LA a&m’ﬁo 23eTe? doB %"’Q%ﬂ’@aﬁ oJ Naosfbda aS’Q%-ﬁ%zs waa’o sooa ST, ) BB, NDov T SN IR FO3RT %aw a‘ﬁ\m’ﬁo @\538 =o~"’oe)=§’ obe:a @3@6@ a)do@ Tos d GTITBEY ﬁ% 2\ )0 a&aé%e’ 53, @@mfo T8, S0 ( = TODB o i $OTTHe aﬁ@@@@d@ we) 2503, 08 WY, ReR it L3R03, 3; @5 T3 &)o&\ TOBRIT TN DO zjodo JRE we 0y 1 ¢, WerBwN; BeTTO @Nesb Q03 SRR, OI® eseﬁ’gw\w g a SRBTE0. da 32. STORY g (6 A certain Bramin who was without issue offered up his prayers to God for a child. He appearing to him in his dream, asked him if he wished to have a numerous family of ignorant chidren or one wise son at The Bramin said. O Lord! what is the use of having many ignorant children? If there be a wise st son the whole family will acquire celebrity. The stars in the —\La atmosphere are numerous but they cannot dispel the dark- ness, whereas the moon singly illuminates the whole world i1 Bless me, therefore, with a wise son. God being pleased with him granted his request 615 /4 NoSORY sans. offspring, progeny, dssue, s. n. =58 pl. of Sy g child, s. n. 302 for, to, postpos. T? DGR sans. prayer, s. 70 1. ~w§) sans. dream, s. 1. S%T79N past part. of & SZTIen fo v i become visible, comp. v. n. from 3, T, sans. evident, visible, adj. WO WER sans. stupid, senseless, adJ KJESJ what? pron. 0BT ash sans. use, 8. n. O sans. famly, race, s. 1. 8593 sans. cele- brity, renown, s. n. &3 sans. the sky, s. n. SZ.3D sans. a star, it s. n. 338 darkness, s. n. JTTRe IWABY fo dzspel to avert, to dissipate, v. a. comp. of J¢TCH sans averting and S9@ to W‘} e make. w3y, sans. the world, s. n. $393 sans. splendour, light and s. n. B SR fo fawvor, to oblige, comp. v. a. from 36N sans that 1 n0my Javor, s. n. ¥R to beg, to request, v. a. SGRID a wish, desire, 8. n. AQ B3@ fo fulfil, to accomplish, comp. v. a. from AQ sans. accompézskment of a wish, &c. 10 Was § g th 33. G sphere - od V) F oS RACNFTEY 308 STy TR0 FB0NTo) BHs Sans, ¢ Besidp euokss LS I Ta oS TatoleiafiesWoles Moy 7 JBeos3® e303) of Ruer 703 38 03, 2wt [BomOR SO0 TP, B3P [T BCWRY NN @ of ey WOTIN BREBT, T3 WRNGWIEO CBRTINUL T3 S TR 0 ocey TRTY 3020 UV NT WP, XN 0. BN dJ@ﬁFaﬁe‘) R sans, atterl f:gzs w& wo‘éb SoBaV eaa’;aﬁ Q&)zééai# ﬁ# ﬁs@ COH]p TR, m@@r\’?rm No&)oz§§be), BRSO INR ?,ifa:)o“m ngoa‘s’ ke e wo@m WIS TZOeT, BRWOF J&mmmgfg BROEIF TR Sing, TR ﬁ\)’é Z«E)’ o8, ATR BRIFN LPeedd WTINTOT e Voo 03, T3, @5530\(. staéﬁrv BoR, [T zﬁe)w\ ) Ouﬂ%"OCS 3 3 @ i D PNTOY BTOTICIY €3 3300300\.,\?3(00 '3501 30 bRl § DYy BYTY FTROBY, 2§J‘(8Q@5@ = )dﬁo WVeINED HRB, T)To S o déb’quﬁ%”@a\@ n) PNAToN L (R 3@ 33. STORY 115& A certain person being informed that eclipses of the sun and moon were caused by two enormous snakes called Réhu and Kétu swallowing the sun and moon, fell a weeping under an apprehension that a perpetual darkness would prevail over the face of the earth, in consequence of the loss of these great luminaries A sage on passing, smiled at his simplicity, and 63@ set him to rights by saying that the serpents had nothing to W3 3 do with the eclipses, but that the solar eclipse was caused by L the interposition of the moon between the sun and the carth hif éw and the lunar eclipse by that of the earth between the sun W)gs* /m-»,, Sk g N it and moon and proved his arguments by so many illustrations s, that the person being convinced of his error, studied astro- e nomy and became acquainted with the secrets of nature. AL, RREFRY sans. the sun, s. m. TO® sans. the ascending node; in mythology, a daitya with the tail of a dragon, whose head was severed from his body by Vishnu. The head and tail retain- ing their separate existence were transferred to the heavenly sphere, and became the cause of eclipses. 3¢ sans. the dra- ) gow's tail or descending node, in mythology, a demon. R=rFy) 9] b sans. o snake, serpent, s. n. SRS by swallowing, comp. ) ¢ of S0onsz future part. of Sond fo swallow, and e&eed abl. sing. of i that, explained before. 32eo sans. eclipse, s.n. ©otTonRd o) to occur, happen, comp. irr. v. n. 3559 sans. great, adj. Sewry, o sans. luminary, s. n. ©c3IoN Bweny to be destroyed or lost, ) comp. of oo sans. loss, destruction, s. n. &ec. HRDY sans. A the earth, s. n. 338 darkness. s. n. 3R TRHERY 3d pers. A sing. n. future t. of 2 B8 to cover, fo overspread, comp. 30 V. a. from 3 to overspread, v. a. @ to weep, irr. v. n. 0@ 3 5 ~ S8 sumplicity, s. n. RowegY sans. conmection, relation, s. n. g T oY sans. rectitude, s. n. GF903 sans. dlustration, example, ’)ﬁ 8. 0. AAJRY sans. fo establish, v. a. 329, error, foult, s. n. PRED S5y to practise, comp. v. a. from 23R sans. practise, n. TToW sans. universe, nature, s. n. TRy sans. secrel, s. iu &R to comprehend, to learn, v. a. Ut l / i it e el 34, 3R, real ERIBNPR womd B3R Beeh 0B, 0k BT LB, @ qad 10 0Y3, 23 030&3660’001 lelvIateton 'M‘@% BB, an‘o TORY AW by ﬁ@tﬁ@m 55301 dm’ﬁol NARR — WD TINFHE, VOBV TIV0DT = 1ih %zﬁg‘?ﬂ 3 ﬁoﬁoﬁoe\ig é’?j\semﬁ @uéﬁ&ﬁéo, s 53511_ 23 2 gl 3308 wory Fox) ﬁozi QTINTEY; WoT wﬁéaﬁﬁo& TOSRY, q{—ﬁm\ BTl 4 RG] D, BB TITMW BPRN & BRI Womdn ﬁﬁa‘ ondod DS FRBY 08, TCYTRV. TYFR) oM T BTUTICY 308eS e Al YTOTD TIBIF YUY a’%’?}’\maﬂﬁa%‘om, & SR T ST & Ty BT, O ¢ DR P -T2 TH Y Sor B Ay o) TN A, ‘_‘35;1 -@Ja% 230T 03, TWLYBV. LT TV, O ood gﬁo#dmd %ﬁémﬁ ‘amaﬁ‘@ﬁ w@ggﬁefo @@ﬁosiaaa\zszm P AR TRoBY ATIFNUR, BRBIF FIBWSEE, @ﬁg%‘;\?ﬁoaﬁa% ‘ SR 34. STORY. NIy LAY A certain person who believed in the transmigration of souls, being at the point of death, said to his son.—“0O my ol a’é: son! I shall in my next birth be a bandicoot in this very G house with a red spot on my back. As I detest such an exis- W; tence, you will deprive me of it when you see me in that g ¢ shape.” The son a few months after seeing a bandicoot of the above description, proceeded to destroy it—when the animal 15 A cried out, “I find myself extremely happy in this life; pray, e do not precipitate my death.” Thus: animal nature, how- 3 0%z ever miserable, would rather suffer than die. w=nen dat. pl. of @%=3 sans. soul, life, s. n. SNBI fu- e T, ture, adj. =S89 abl. sing. of w8, sans. exestence, birth, s. n. wne a large species of rat, a bandicoot, s. n. wokdyE3Ry st pers. sing. future t. of Botdy to be born, v. n. By the back, s. n. =B The; @ a spot, a speck, s. n. w3 I do not like, 1st pers. sing. of w, an auxiliary verb serving to denote want of consent. WhQII] i of b § =87 SR to free from, to release, comp. v. a. from ¥DEF sans. every 0] cessation, s. n. BN a month, s. n. NBF a mark, sign, s. n. W having, possessing, irregular relative participle of evotd fo Eaving : be 030_&,5)3 SN ervpla 2R5ToN BTN, however miserable an exts- H tence may be, comp. of 3=y how much, 33553 sans. troublesome, Qo ﬁnd distressful, with &8 explained before, &c. TR pl. of T3, 9 ey i € sans. an animal, s. n. R sans. to endure, to suffer, V. a o there te f Why hﬂ ( e J AL r —_— & 35, 3B R & i WO NNTO wzsacsohaaazs W2 239 éwﬁo Yo lion ) w)&émﬁ WP WTY WITTY WRLTHWODTYy TS a3 TY. T3ERT DJ[RIZO T K0 239 TY) SEy 8K 09 wSnor jof QLN QBRBR? SYToTRY WeTo3, &3 %ﬁ@wﬁ 20O TIV SRR TBY %‘S\/@é»jo, 63\65630 737000 20 N@Cj@ e(\)&\b 0B, QTR 9T % %@dé’g 20T 28&8 = emg,ﬂ‘) TRe N, BROT D). oV, °Jﬁésoa§ N &)ocﬁdo 9T 20 1 of FVIVV® T B20BTN 3TH WP W0z — @Ogma o D T HUY) 3T OV, 37T TIOW R[NP TR Q%ESOL@@ o3 oy Gl VLT PVPT I QT @ﬁﬁa\ DREB, BT, —BTT0 TV P; QY WBY FTReHWBNFY ©353, WoR) TRLHBRE BRT Fo X1 I B7R 2T aRBTY Teoy SoDT WIOBY 303, TeYTTY e the e _)agémﬁo @559\ SR, NV YVYTRTY 07303 ST, 3 nal T DRI WOTY TSR T80 BreowBe? Jod BTN ; T o DD R BRLBTNR, BERT0 T®y, RoNB ATV T.8Y; B3R S0 W T OTFT) VS AY; &3 0on BeS0R T e3RTFeB ToT0 T @ﬁa‘@aﬁﬁo 03, VeYTDV. OB FoNBNBY T TIWT fi "’égsdo &5 €93)T) 2o ONT BRER WBY oé’J@QM 23,30 (IS 35. STORY o There was in a certain villace a learned Bramin under of whom several persons studied. With a view to ascertain which > of his disciples had a corrrect knowledge of God, he gave every one of them a mango with injunctions to eat it in some secret place. They accordingly retired to different places and 1) having eaten their mangoes returned to the Bramin. One of 18 them coming back to him with his mango, said “Sir! I could 10y not find a secret place and therefore did not eat mine.” The other disciples laughed at him and declared he must be silly for there were so many rooms in which he could have eaten the fruit without being seen. When the Bramin asked him why he could not ﬁnd some corner to eat it in as the others 79{' G B0 T did? He answered because God was present with me wher- i ¥R ever I went and nothing was secret to him—1I could not there- fore eat the fruit without being perceived by God. His com- e panions were confounded and the Bramin was greatly pleased with his answer «50 WBReEN sans. mstruction 8. n. TEHISD pres. part. of $030 fo f(V&‘ hear, v. a. DR sans. respecting, adv. with ©9. 23303 sans W true, correct adj. @R I sans. knowledge, s i 5@5 sans. a dzs- A3 ciple, 5. m. WRL aﬁﬁ to each person, dat. sing. of w38 each ¢ e person, from ) one person, repeated. SIS T mango fruzt 9 8. n. NOF, secret, adj. with 8. D<K to order, to command, to direct, v. a. @33 B33 separate, different, adj. from @3 other, re- peated. =&3 sans. with, along with, with SN, eed remaining past relat. part. of &% to be left or remaining, v. n. 2SS BE 08 ¥ & thes man vs mad, from 833> thes man and B9E R mad man, ofa; self— the verb is omitted as explained before. %8 a room, s. n 035938 TRNAR We¥s without being seen by any person, from 3593 you | gen. sing. of 598y who? IBR dat. sing. of Je an eye, with of ff gran the conjunctive particle ¥w and ©x%3 neg. part. of @e% fo fall Somy oROR Beeasw do whatsoever place I went. SRRy sans. @ Ian secret 8. n. TRZOR T 25O0ReB so that Glod may not see. RoNEN a the 1 Enrage companion s. n. SOET =@ to 'be ashamed, heag? Jour y Th@ hr 36. 233 maLm hlh ha W) TRV BNEI S B3 1Y woBd) TS 030wV JJ Y 0025, ©TEY, TIBITISTT,, YWDV TRTT TARN, WY LRYE e [/ eaécﬁo@ &ToMug TomeN, = SN BRTTO ) TV :i—azszs&\ & q BB, dg&@ YR SIB0 SLRLERC [SRBTTY, VFoTT — B8 FJ i 0 a} TRO @ad R &)ozﬁo D0 DR TBOBOTNG, €2 203, TLIBI,_ F; STV hO?se I 9030, B BRAYWOO DT, GV, VETV? 0B, TLYSI,3; & o0 w”gﬁz B, & NNTO TRTIOWR T, BeT) TuTY BNTIT,T? 03, Ny ) itEe i TRFVSI, S 0WIIN, 0IaRETF BRB TV T, AT Fo. &N CLe: 03 RDITRO WoRY, N B9 %J@%’QOZSOG?O RCTY T ) &3 emzsa? 203, o FRYToV. “T3 7 oWmaN, 9Nz Y3 Td %E’Ja%aio FSITRY sed %éﬁ&ﬁ, DD N BRBTRTS 3);6&_ B3 &‘s’@oﬁoo(ssﬁ NOT V. «5@& YR BIT”? 03, Wi @é‘)ﬁgc@ %.@é&a’)o. NSD] ] :05301 wacﬁoo:?oé% 5309@3@ aazs%), ?S\rae)coo BBNO 03, FIITTV 253 ans, HoITRY B39 T, ﬁooﬁcségo 30TY 0B, ONE BVLYTO. s BRBNTRY TP, ONT BT, TIAY SPRBITLI 08 05aged onch B, B PO ag, Bromdvod oFT Woy N BedkE, i :8;55&\ aaaaoﬁoc?n SIRY BRLTD. b 16 36. STORY. ] A deaf washerman missing one of his asses, went out of ot the village in search of it and while wandering on the bank I iy of a river, he saw a horseman at a distance and said to him- g1 self—This horseman will come here and enquire “what are WEY you looking {or”—afterwards he will ask “what is the depth wifh of the river” and after that he will ask “how many seers of ) fa” gram do they sell in the village for a rupee”—when the horse- man came up, he cried out—O man? What is the depth of ns. { e the river? The man replied “ass.” The horseman being enraged said “if you speak in this way, I will cut off your head.” He rejoined “to my neck.” The other said “may your mouth be stopped with dust”! He replied, ¢ thirty seers.” The horseman hearing these words and thinking that he was making game of him beat him soundly with a stick he hadin his hand and went his way. % R deaf, adj. @n=S @ washerman, s. m. S, an ass, s.n. v iR T8 without finding, neg. part. of 59 to see, to find, irr. v. VY Uog\ a. BT to seek for, to search, v. a. N fo move, wander, .«;ﬁ roam about, v. n. TIHBIXN RTO0Y, accus. sing. of BuBude RTed ¢ 300 horse rider, horseman, from 35338 a horse and =98 @ rider. g & SRQEN within himself, abl. sing. of 398> he, she or %, pron. » N Ry NG B> what s the depth of the water? from =), what 2 w# e Il how much? ©x33 deep, and 263> water, here the verb is under- stood. & &oBd afterwards, adv. from & that and &oB behand post- A budw pos. 3D a measure of weight or capacity, a seer. 1t varies great- fold ¢ ly in different places. =05 to sell, v. a. 89N past part. of three &39n0 to become angry. comp. of 8y anger and 1o to become. The ¢ 88 Rwedxy to decapitate, to behead, comp. v. a. from 38 the head who 1 and BR0RY fo strike, v. a. FZR T as far as (my) neck, from provok TN the neck, and 3% as far as, postpos. 25022039 abl. sing. of seen g wook the mouth, s. n. B dirt, dust, mud, s. n. IRYERS may being e silence prevail, from Revy a word, ©@RO 3d pers. sing. impe- Vesse rative of ©&Ns to be suppressed, v. n. B> he abused. 3d pers. Which sing. past t. m. of & to abuse, irr. v. a. SR, tharty, adj. oo Rad Aoy BB fo jest, to joke, to jeer, v. a. from Toms sans. joke, clud:z}zg Jest, &e. &e. BRB a stick, s. n. Bwn well, adv. B by $ 1 &;ﬁ S‘ nc 3\) COrieeg] 37. 3Q. &1 3 202N %qﬁﬁaﬁ‘a\@g’ RoWIT?D BRBTOTD ?”eé)o ROROT 5650 wody ONE womd MR)TY wFEONT Fond SRS, Wa g 8 g QTITIN — SR %@%odo@?o WO WIJe ﬁd;’)‘aib\ BRCBBR 0D U, 9730 2T c%‘Jaz?; NA®@[o3UN, ©FTT ai’o’geﬁe?o RORTY TIVT S, &\,g WE WBA TRY WwBDIE0BYUN, TOPTMI. 9:3®0 DeYT Oy & s T MIBTSTY agcojoa's’o@’ poITTY. e e;ac?n cazso :wag) M) eék@edqgﬂac‘ﬁo, W7 To BTG Y 08, CIAgN, BTT zon €] r‘bma?\;’oﬁdﬁﬁ_ BOTAY @Y T, 09530034 TEY 803 FONT ToLMITTY womd T, Orig SRB®, QTIETTEY TR BRE B3S0B, TLYTBRV. BT 305030 @gacdor o &3 (& 0 ’ ‘9\3-’\.’%3 6“@% ) %"m*;@r? oSsaé%_é_? V0B, TCYTTY. QOTY BIN YT WT™L gf?(w ¢ ﬁda’% S3 ﬁ@&)ﬁ%’)ﬁ‘b\ zﬁ’eo&ozﬁoﬁd%@_ = ?ﬁﬁaaﬁcﬁ\)ﬁ%{ U 3 SRBITY, T 03, RN BTV B 03, TERCTITIITRNY TRY AT o TN ' 2) 5\);@ s M S I 37. STORY. it A certain person who had travelled over the whole Jam- it budwep, conversing one day with the peasants of a village, of told them that at Benares, he saw a brinjal plant so large that [l three thousand persons could find shelter under its shade. i The countrymen were satisfied with what he said; but a wag il who was present, thinking it incredible and yet unwilling to of provoke a discussion with him, said that at Rameswara he had seen about 5,000 braziers making a Caldron. The Traveller ) being astonished enquired what could be the use of so large pe a vessel. I think, said the wag, it was to dress the brinjals, oIS ) which the plant just mentioned by you produced. Ty WOWRORE one of the seven grand divisions of the earth, in- cluding Asia; so named from the tree called jambu. RoFooo S @ fo travel, to journey, comp. v. a. from RctF8 sans. travelling, 8. 0. WHOND g peasant, s. n. WK AB the brinjal or egg plant, 8. N S0RDs three, numl. adj. mo03 thousand, adj. BN WYY fo conceal ones self, comp. v. n. BGRRICS peasantry, pl. s. m. & f. BRRGETOOR @ wag or a merry fellow, s. m. HTOBRS fo P argue, to dispute, v. n. from =93 sans. argument, s. n. TR 33 a sacred island in the south, a celebrated place of pilgrimage, 503 R5 five, numl. adj. So@NATRD @ brazier, 5. m. SRR a caldron Rl 8. . TeF080 sans. a traveller, a foreigner, s. m. &3 0F TR f0 be [ surprised, v.n T90 an unripe frud, s. n. 0= fo bod, v. a. ) ot o 2 Wo\ 38. 3. il ’20?%)0 ﬁoﬁoﬁquo’o, 3% aﬁoa"oﬁo@dd\)a’; &Y 530337‘\’@?6 3 o %3’%"5309\ YVl SRR, BodweeR B, B éﬁ& DeTTT " zsoaos 38N D[N mﬁ@:i SRBBR62 e@a"oo&oozs eazﬁﬁo&- oy mo‘% é.?gs TRTY ST, BRLTR0. & DEBT wLdR DR B g, sﬁwaa:%s@%g_o FTVOT00T WYRoGTD WRBRPI0 0T 8)&)03:’\13@2, b 4 Aok, VBBV, T Dork TN J:»;iorﬁe;@ﬁ A TOTFTY o TROT 330F RN WIBY BOR Bbsd ﬁJ@QS, SEEYRSH TS elevia WRTINUL ©NT WEEN WIY S[00NBWorE /T e3exe, Qs DBRBIFT OTONN RBIINR BT @acéaﬁ%gadﬁo NLFIDBT, € b $T WPt d T Nogéo@ DBTY TROBI 53&3% FoWRT, 3 & T, TN 3T, CIORV WBROT WeTIN QT3 3D Y 38. STORY oy A certain person being delighted that the lamp in his house mog? illuminated every part of it, proceeded to kiss it, under a mis- taken notion that it would not do him any harm because it o] was his own; but the flames seized upon his mustaches and reduced the growth of thirty years to ashes in a moment % Thus: notwithstanding the great familiarities sometimes per- ! mitted by our superiors, we should never forget ourselves ¥a but always maintain a due respect for them. If on the con- ) trary we take liberties with them and overlook our relative M § positions in life we are sure to suffer for our presumption. %9 O sans. lamp, light, s. n. B9 light, shining, s. n. v & SRR to create, to give, v. a. w00 blaze, flame, 5. n. D3 mus- taches, s. n. B3, to catch fire, also to climb, to mount, v. a. =0 2, thirty, numl. adj. Rk, RBeerd fo be consumed, to be burnt Tepay comp. v. n. 5 @ master, s. M. woBdRoRy kP at times, comp USag of wod one, reduplicated, and =3¢% sans. time, 5. n. ROR Jamali- il (Y arety, 8. 1. 930003 without forgetting ourselves, neg part. of Ay SYR0 o forget ones self from 39 the body, and 30 to forget. (ieg 0003598 sans. respect, s. n. FUCSSND) distinction, s. n. ~5’oén> etal W%y to take liberties, comp. v. n. from #3o§ sans. free— e by dom, ZzZJem‘?, 8. n. AORRY daring, boldness, s. n 5# oon suit- fafp § able, to, adv lire iy {fe, Sk f 0] e 1y, Sy, SR A 0 39.- 35 i, ww B DN B3, a&aezﬁd 000 ORNY Bo3 MITIND e T b ES‘JaQﬁ @ BB, VRCTRELN Nosh’rzj@ WRTOT TWIPF N 8 9T, 0D éaﬁoé F0 T TOT 20030 2308 WTTY TNBe3 1 TELTRV. TP MO JTR3 H)TIT wordd BeWRY, WTFY Fw BTITIOIY 202 z&) OSY wU3. T %—Joi?or“% BT BB é’x@gwnad 0 B9 Noﬁﬂcdoﬁo TP, TIPY WY BTRT DB WomoB WRITIRTIN, & o &)e;r? ONRCN — 9Ty, 33501 ~SAYat o) 0056 Nosﬁrzsc% B3N eazsae;@ %Qe&ﬁ@ OBy S, *\’%fao = NJmfﬁw waojaéie) 598 T90m OJYNFY BRBIF 93¢ eﬁg 56 16 T @D AN BY, %’“’Joed T30, &7 008 B3 SAeTRY ©TF and LR L&, 903N el ?ﬁgﬁaoado@aﬁ €950 ¥V caéd SR, ﬁ%ﬂ’aﬁ e %J%fo%wzﬁ%fo@’ LT y P@I’ TR T BT Ry AT, Wy S el A 3 somw\ém TRV TLT NN ﬁow =3 BRT "’35& EnY et con SR, NYEY BE)vEs o538 HR Tl on @ T, it I\ YA @a D0 éﬁi ﬁne’afo S DAWTOT Y BOYVLETIN ﬁoe&d it YTy :Sﬁzﬁo TR0, B WBRLTT. 7, W 39. STORY s & o The dauchter of a certain person having died, the father b 1l repaired to a priest and requested he would, according to the omp usage of his tribe, furnish the deceased with a letter to heaven il 1 in order that she might obtain there every thing she required A letter in the usual form was furnished and her funeral obse- it of {grqet quiesces were performed. A deceitful fellow having been in- 9 N formed of it, went up to the man puffing and blowing as i 29 NM he had travelled a oreat way and told, “Sir! your daughter 18 f,ee | il safe in heaven, being accomodated with every thing she re- quired there, except the jewels and cloths which the priest omitted to insertin the letter—she therefore sent me to you to ask for the jewels and cloths which she used to wear during her life time in this world. The man believine what he told him, gave him all the jewels and apparel belonging to his 8 BB deceased daughter, on which the rogue decamped with them, ot 3 laughing at the old fellow’s credulity. Wi&c ARFEQ abl. sing. of AnFsY) the heaven or paradise of Indra, 2D this 1s believed to be one of the places in which mortals re- (& ceive the reward of their virtuous actions. ¥ezo3 ZEogFns things )y [ which are required; comp. of 3¢sac past relat. of the defective 8 18 verb @50 — and TmegrRYs pl. of TmegF sans. a thing, s. n. B B e OoFes sans. practice or observance peculiar to a tribe or caste, 810 ¢ s. 1. comp. of 390 a tribe and ©wFeS practice. 263> a small letter or 0 note, 8. n. RoHTTo0d sans. established practice, s. 1. 903,38 3,09 sans. o) g O Juneral rites or solemmnities, s. n. from 33 after and $0% act. Pl T i ]8ow to be conducted or performed, v. n. Here the verb in RNy the singular number is used with the plural nominative.* 3%e 30303 ANOSRY o decedtful man, s. m. Ron3 sans. circumstance, 8. n. BH 3 RER> woted as of (he) had come walking from a distance. o3 a particle affixed to the participles to denote “as i.” @R Q oo blowing and pujfing, adv. SR, an ornament, s. n. =R, sans. died g cloth, s. n. ¥X=00d with life, abl. sing. of 2%= sans. lfe. w0t} past rel. part. of «@o to dress or put on the lower garment, irr. Jinet Whep V. & 8O3 cloth, s. 1. B90R to send, v. a. v easily, adv. 10 }11]]( from R sans. easy, adj. the foy T8Quggt Qg 0. 73, hShEd b Ward i IYTOTTHYTTE, YRTIIS0BTT %), aﬂér%’;‘a%a’o. 953V Vakang ﬁoééaaﬁoasd%ﬁ_ a%@zﬁgjva éﬁ&& mwosda aﬁo%ﬁ#?’é’) :wzi’@o zgor’i’ 239 SeHCG, ‘ Qo %é& SNB & SRB @B, woSeony ﬁ&%r‘ioﬁoﬁo&‘ TR, 6 “00[ S FYBTME TRF 03 @FYNTEY, S0 28eBBord B¢ l Prop PO, ©FT S B B¢ < h’&ﬁ‘m”ﬁo&& ETRBo N, 38 3 "AR SYA ooy BT F0Z €50 QTOY; NTER n thlrd §0) *In the common dialect, a singular verb is sometimes used with certain nouns in eattle, § the plural number denoting animals or inanimate things, but it is never employed iy with persons. Ty N‘VAL e 5 5 e ;N IYN g9 @ay; SonTPe "R IR DUWPYNYT )3 DY TR NBR IYN SPYBY @B),. ST TIT BOTTY 0T ;=0 in TEE WYN @egH, asT GRTTTY TeYToTY, TJHFEGIN, § 1 ©TT ¢RVY) & BTIINH S0E, BRONL Jyudy. «ni ©T i efive A, ©nT gRSTTY VBRAOBTON wy @ WRIBNTRTY TRED B eREIB, BoNTY BAIWRGIN, 79OLTIT® oW wa:)o z%%%ﬁeso L W T3 233G cﬁéradoaﬁﬁgso&\ Foy, ©TRD m’@a\z;aaiﬁ_ BN, st o1 O ©TT GRTTTY TYT T ,B0530800T — ST nen I¥R & 809 ATINH00E Bor3e PR G LY LT VNN 38T ST $ans B0 ; ATBRC MR IYA cazﬁoe’d BTN TO0T HTBHe aﬁoﬁ?bﬁ‘ Wil T3, &oT 500@'@5300 3eT éfé_zsoo; FORTEE [N SBNFO & l; g BTN S000TOT WBWoBINFY BT BFLTY; TIY,FRABISIN 9 Bo303 z;aﬁqsaﬁe;‘@o 30T é%_d_zs%) 208, TRYTDO. ) 409 40. STORY. A N There was in Purandarpur a rich merchant who before he Sans , ol died gave each of his four sons a sealed earthen pot, with in- Junctions that they should not open them till after his decease. t, il When opened after his death, the first was found to contain adr nothing but earth, the second charcoal, the third bones, and the fourth bran. They, therefore, went to Vikramarka and requested him to explain it; but neither he nor any body else could make out the meaning of this. The King having pub- lished a proclamation that he would bestow a handsome re- ward upon those who explained it, a young boy named Sali- 57 vahana hearing of this strange case, went to the royal pre- AW sence, and explained it as follows:—%“As the first pot,” says he, “contains earth, the eldest son is entitled to all the land- bl ) ed property of his father: as the second pot contains charcoal, the second son is to inherit all the timber and wood. The \, 5’” third son is entitled to all the live stock, viz. the elephants, o\ 20 ﬁ cattle, &c. on the estate; and the fourth to the grain of all )‘Jﬂs ill sorts that may belong to his father.” plof? RBTIIT the name of a ciy. SYSFIRISET, B3RBY ?efm*e 8J Shss e e dying, from 333 sans. dead, deceased, adj. &e. &e. D four k) (persons.) adj. wdRwR to each, dat. sing. of 2 one person, re- %, @ [ peated. R0 38 to shut or close the mouth, comp. v. a. from waod mouth and Ty to tie. SuGe BB o seal; comp. of g, %S’ sans. seal, &c. wordReBd at the rate of one, from 20> one, re- 3 peated. =cdFo3 sans. tll, until, adv. 30 to open, v. a. SEEV [t Jirst, adj. 523 earth, s. n. 939 charcoal, s. n. 088X third, adj. 200 bone, 8. n. TR fourth, adj. 3@ bran, s. n. 3 ) sans. meaning, s. N. WIIDIII) sans. reward, . n. Bond RO fo cause to be proclaimed, from Bordd o drum beaten in 51 proclazming any thing and BHNR> causal verb of SR o beat. 10 bes TOGETORS the name of a man. ©3303 sans. strange, adj. RGO =3 fém P sans. presence of any great personage. BRA3 sans. landed pro- ies. perty, from 3w land and 23 property, s. n. ‘%’%&ﬁ wood, §. n. 3 ooz S timber, s. n. Bo0FBY et cetera. 1 an elephant, s. 1. TR cattle, z)m’ie, 8. 0. eRSwedd sans. living animals. T sans. grain, s. . 0. o Sy, S 1 At 2e. part, . frg 200330 *’%9@6@0 o At e IR N) w_a)soémm caz%;&). Sk} Past y oD 233(‘8 @@ﬁﬁoﬁ TWRINYTS BTN 65%%3, 9300 BRBLIEO egoé)m; TRy Towy, =oBAeH TR T W, @ 5@&9@5:35%& SPTY, o Cony DT, ©TH B3 83@?‘0‘56@23‘4*& TRy, 3 z@%maﬁ% TV A—aeh, VDY WRFTTF &ias’oujaidde?o e 23RBToWTIN B¢ POTI,T; QLT WRF T,T9T ®ATTIF 200 SRBIE, eoSwee? RRRE 30T )03 Ve, o 2{@)&%9@&’0 Ry 2BeT0 Bowd, QwomY WoliBde Rweedn &Szfrs B0, @ 2BeTReE, T wony (SR bt eJo3B0; &3 SRS Ty LREIOT, word T wWoBd; T WoTY ¥ LR & @)a‘%lﬁzﬁ; 20039 e:.%—*&”gd_ W03} &3 ﬁ%d_ﬁ TN WoBY T W o wi g\ © TN, 53#%_ WONB YN wd BReRWBY; T3 TIW eﬁ%—ﬁ_aib\ ¥ e esegj BROBY BREN, ot SYAR TRTY, éu@@qugo@_o'd@@ﬁ, RN vy ©H QTOB NRANY TN 23&;’001 WBR BRETY); ¥ wWond R \ g R ol CIOT DY aao?;ooﬁoﬁo DRBTRV; & TIAVOIY R 0BT wom, NG SISNISEISVAlesS &)@oﬁoosdv 5, 8T TOUME0E WonRWIST o ® WATPRBORN, & [PCACN W0 NG o0 SR, B4 wy =\ W %Sfaa?o PSRBT TUR &3§°\LQJD ﬁuagzéaazs OTAY WP YLII I oﬁo# W, VAN WTITIT? %Jbéda, eam B0eS TS T &3 ed 9@55@ Qo BoRNFY [ 25’@530&)23@?\ %wzﬁﬁo ]ll;/], b 41. STORY .)m) wi¥nosd a quarrelsome man s. m. wi¥ quarrel, difference, qil 8. M. X past part. of ® fo0 raise, as quarrels, also to smear, bt to Z)esmecm, V. a. BeEmEs 0 struggle mutually, v.n. from <H TR @y past part. of RwE fo beat, to strike, and ©@s to play. 39553 ’pro pres. part. of &% o govern, fo reign, v. a. TV past part. of 2\ I o TONRRY fo cause a person to call, causal, v. from 33 to call, to ity e, V. a. W a skilful or clever man, s. m. S honey, n. ®on& a shop, s.n. 38w a Ay, n. ©9 a small house lizard, 8. n. WY a cafy 8. n. BOXIIN on account of, adv. 9 a dog, 8. M. @ TReWY BN fo run after, to pursue, V. a WRTY past part. of weno fo enter by force, v.a. W@x@s to run about, v n. from %@ past part. of %3 fo run, and &Ry fo play. wBd o past part. of wi fo break, v.n. @on@e=ER a shopkeeper, s. m. \dJﬁ RSO an owner, s. M. % o lane or narrow street, s. n. ﬁCS VoY N O3 confusion or commotion, s. n. 308 H. trouble, annoyance, s. n. )6 \NO \ 7 a0l oOd)? 42. 23 Ao 206250 $83,00O m& %“bsaczsﬁ@o 23 © PolITE SRy, (e =9 %ﬂ’aﬁo OB B & ﬁv@ozéo, (o8 (V O TR é&) 63@0)-0 DB aﬁwado i) -3 3,,3 &)EB 3¢ NH0 Teok), WTY t?J"&SB sd)bm 53\@@9 QLT OR B0 'f'( ) ved 59, BT, ToBY DT, Y Bom® %Jooo TOY Nogjaod TIVT € a‘a PRA, TN W3t FTOU Wl IR, BT Ty %6’030(0— ol ey s 83,1 LIS WO TINMTI WA qf;,édo eg,z% 0N ; TP ori N ElRe L 0 ch S0 BTG BTG, & TINTS Ol A Wh, ©3T esz;ﬁraﬁma\ 8¢9 Mmear B0, ©EIY WTHTIT [T SBT TRY O 208, TeY, sﬁoe)@ o:& t( TITRY. OV B, STITVC, ®SD sﬁo#ﬁ_%”o ﬁ@&r‘ioﬁo&b\ 3 9.9 - § 1 TCVGIN, WO TING 815‘_d_w0 5 5 %ﬂzﬁﬁaﬁo& W SReEe and N, — «TVHRTIVTI, WTITY, QTIFEF) ITREI? “WVRRTET 2I9TH @ ' iwﬂOJ TIRZ) ATRE? “2)oBT BRLME QTIRY) STHEY”? APYNY ©BF Sans, SISSNER ol B ReBROE BBRY TRoBT, V0T FadToN @dd e B3 8,80 )08, WBHBY,. VTT LNRTFEY @S T VI, e OB WORR Wt BpeN, AaB3T ¢R[VseHod FTeFoen, &TAT ©Z,T Aag, QZS'@OSO?\JJd@O Wy, TP THOBOTT — TSRS, WTY T3, ATUR ) TR VoBT WESTT) yRTGR); T3 DTBER 29343 S T TIT, B3 TBTY 0Fon F530 Tyd; RO e3eTY 0 03) B 9PRYY); WARTT LIDTE ATIR) TR ©oBT T3 ) BI®; e T3 ITBEH TALTT 0N LTOTHY , &7 Don RINTY BoY, 3’?4"0(: ?Jysedo:% 5@&555%\ r-ﬁod%f)\ﬁg SN TRY L30TV 03 OFF; R ; 200R0 TBRETS ATINT) NTBY WomT TEFT WTTIFNYY; JNE) TREFT BN wHBFLAFT BNO WorBT %J@Qﬁd&ﬁ@%, ST JoTM R TRIF FoTWINA WLV 08 TWEFWIN; BFTTY & YRTTTY =0 5 SN Bom, ©BTS TWWRNTY, A ITY AT, To. Y A\ 42. STORY. ! W¥RTISHDRY @ money changer, s. m. from 57, gold. =B past 8 ) rel. part. of 33 to try metal by a touch stone, and ¥ he. 3%, uam silver, s. n. and adj. $ono03 gen. sing. of ored gold, s. n. % 4; eg) By TRy past part. of BB BEY, TR fo recerve i pawn, R from B3 mortgage, pawn, s. n. ©& past part. of v&s o keep Vg and 3w¥y explained before. 8838, per cent, for a hundred, dat. sing of 893> @ hundred, s. n. and adj. 22083 three, numl. adj. UJ(Q W) w& enterest on money, s. n. 892 H.money, s.n. 59957 fo acquere, b V. a. wOSOR 98 an upstair house, s. n. SRS a wife, s. f. TV QR 3000 Bwy to passthe time, orio get one’s livelikood, v. n. from h 2y Wiz TOL sans. ime, IE sans. passing, and PRy fo make. BoFTIV sans. death, s. n. from ©o3; last, ultimate, adj. &e. ?3%?? a box, '3\5339 J N s R L o a chest, s. n. TINE @ paper, s. n. Wi fo read, v. a. ©FF sans au meaning, stgnification, import, s. n. WREIRXT carefully, adv .M 80 {0 kmow, irr. v. a. T2 near, adv. Wi poverty, adversity, ¢ . 1. ASGN sans. wunbiased view or regard, from =39 equal W A and T3 view. 32 sans. lfe, animal being, s. n. S sans N“l honor, respectability, credit, s. n. $e3F sans. fame, s. n. @=SeeF sans. amfamy. s. n. SN either, conj aloy ) n idvae oww wony ®n) ﬁyq%u N 8L&@?2o ORCT %&Llﬂao ) TOB), T %malﬂ @ata Wy BN, T RNy SR\, B WTDRONY BBV, DN @%@:om 2oz, TOTo[e [P aw TROT), T0BY TOFEY 037390 03003 QTIN; O 0 = Qe y oY [0 IFN 8,& ;&8&&0 &a DODXN 2ol TIR mwmm@ 9, &u@&o&aao SERALY mWSao %o&o es &olu %d@uolbewu o) XY [ &ﬂx F=YoAT+] 8?&2 Sl =3 %oﬂmj &&&Wa@j ) %8@ SRBTT, vey T AT ez bey Ry OEATO Vg A, vmao WBSTONG; qoa@&o zmw o%@wa DoTT Bm ESND) a@&q,w 03, TLYLIN; TN T &o%o%é Bao&oa@ 28Ty zm(mmo&ao FVCBITZIY DN L@O&ZQ@Q@ SRBITY_ T 203, Emﬁ BN QU Td %&a 0. DR, @[TV D %oQ% @@m SREY g, I @@ T 03, Tow &m& W0 %%o&@ vnc,v Baov@,w w':b n ¥o WY 2Wor, eTo QTS cawy QTVB 55, QeTV 8@ i TRLT BT € %b NYY €3 uon%&oec &go BRCMOB 53 hety . © B ,F00:3e e, Lo&oi&ao S@A&aoueoy nwc@a 530 Ro&d TO Q7,00 Loﬁu@v WIS 2or, VTP DIFE Lo, al] 318) &o NEY 2&&&@ OTIPIRTI, QTI®, T; WS &a ity ﬁoo& B3, %,@ﬂv OV WBITITN ©®ITY TR 8&@ & Baerosd, m @&,Wua WY T,TIT HoTT ), 588 aq@w WRE rom &a@aoa@&a T0LT BTN T @m &8&0@@ B; T TOUM 7V =3 ToIT @m@&oeo ©0B), FBWIB BeeTT, VIR FOH oty ”‘w*’ e SOTNBZoRY, Bo3 Bey3 aiJa@’ﬁo‘;\ TR, BBT VINMDY 0T 3@\ ﬁﬁo% BoTY TRV, qﬁaﬁaiaioa\ SgPFen aé’wgs SPRTS, A3 A} R (i) zch cazﬁoﬁo.. ¥ 1 43. STORY. oy ng5e0 s\ans. a village inhabited by Bramans, s. n. S99 sans. AN various, different, adj. ZRen sans. discourse, discussion, s. n. n:tfoc @as past part. of T to obtain, v. a. BBD marriage, s. n. SE 703 expense, s. N. B SXGA on this manner, adv. SGFTN sans. o e vain, uselessly, adv. @0 sans. moveable, personal, adj. A3 sans. v % emmoveable, real, adj. 333, oY ABIBoFD Fokidhy the relations N who are in our house. Bx0FOBTD et cetera, pl. ®,3%TT90 sans. R0 return of good offices, s. n. from ©3 ¢n leu of and wWSTRT q ¢ good office. I a frog, s. n. 3, BN to be dried up, v. n. R % sans. time, 5. n. 9B pl. of BFA> @ friend, s. m. vy past “9’3 %a W Brog? part. of vty fo eaf, irr. v. a. @iy past part. of wv@s o put on clothes, itr. v. a. @8u30%) sans. to enjoy, V. a. 088 sans. manner 8. N, TO™ODY sans. safety, security, s. n. W WA J\ g \wg W (] b AA 2 @ rgp, g Wistopy WoWADRTBY wordd T eoDB). & T FLIMyO BuL TIRT ATALRITFoTVHA TOE SerUNyotun waw Wy Ly SITRYonUR BN BTSN v Oinyesun F[00Z3, 3 &) 4;?0 3 ‘Jéed 0B VTALFToNW TR o [ood as’Jqs@?b Nyotun TTHLTEoZUR WolidoBun TRIBNYeTvR SIN and b 0t Lc\v YOoBYR THNYOTYR TR Tok, 559\ BeBTY FeS TOX e(‘v) (m ( FTYY) Sy TIGT aSooo@@dOaio% T3, © &3 =3, 283, SRNF e 1 m 39 SBRTEON %%;\Q PSRBT, w%ég SRNFEY QTS s 0 g FTE, TOTIUTE SRBITY,, TR aﬁﬁo% GG TLRN; HTY ) ) c&uS BeBE WTRINFR VIR TR A ITow, WS Qf%i@ﬁ >k b p”y f naﬁ I CISSEMEDN cadodo. GRNTOIN Womy JNA & 9TAY Part, o —— 6 — il VRO RTY BCBNYR & s W §§9\ sta;‘bo:bzdo TOTO—R DeRTY ©S, WOREUTA TSR a\g%o@ioaﬁ QEAT; BT T T zs’oz,éﬁa —3*\)&30 T T, of2r) ﬁaﬁ% B3, VOV ToRTO e Wrie TNRTV PoBTE, BeORY o3 'oé’g%f@aﬁ 3 B v TN ATV oD, Ty ﬁomzﬁo—;o‘aosébsa oY) WIY To Sa0s BY @b, FTLRoBY Ja&umﬁ QTIRR00T WTRBY TR SR N N, & IITITH ©TX %) 880N q;@@t? SF) ToBY INRY T, o To3d %\ZS o ! -é—"?f )y QoBT08 QT ©TRTYTA BRI DTe 18, 0 arﬁwh’o@aé’ OTV 03030525’ 303N DIRY CORTINUR 9TV Sans FTRAUTIN QTB B3; 3 0T WO VBN B BRB TBRR Thons sans 5057%;’53\39\ TOBIS TOTIN J[RY R, & «vd Jwemam Vv 0 0 FoB VBB T; WBe 20T F[INWOD HeJZIN catjo;sarﬁs 8 PRYAOTSC VLoD BREMIB.B; WX TIOW Doxy B3 0, & ) DAk AR RIDTY B WITBor) TEFLRN; ©T ©=T SNIN if 1 S0e3 @i@\ méﬁqgaﬁﬁgg\ 92D BRITHY e STORY BRY a tank n. RBRSS sans. o large pond, s. n. BT 3068 a flower garden, from ST gen. sing. of R ), a flower and B8 a garden. Fow BB avenue of trees, from TV g line, a range and S0 pl. of BB a tree. Swntws BRITIT PVTERAT o upstarr houses reaching the clouds, comp. of Swnwy clouds, 353 gn \SV ©353 part. of 803530 fo reach, to touch, and wwBORR pl. of vz j?w OR upstair house. 33303233,2y, 3d pers. sing. n. past t. of 5303 1935 835 to be shining, from 358033, pres. part. of B8 to shine g Y and 235 fo be. 26T name of a King. 08 eight, num. ad y ¥ 0 T3 sans. a clerk, an accountant, s. m. wokd a soldier, s. m ':( ] j}r &8 an elephant, s. n. 33 sans. a chariot, s. n. 393 murder, s o n. @A falsehood, s.n. 39 theft, s. n. S0@S sans. fraud, s. n (d,v AT &I adultery, s. n. a?’oi%@ & neg. part. of RO o give rise P Aoy to, caus. v. “OHOVT sans. profection, s.n. T tribute, s. n. 35 7 & to pay tax, v.a. $% sans. command, control, s. n. SIIN past <, part. of SENeMy fo yreld, to submit, comp. v. n. from Z$R nside gor 9 g and &1 fo become. FIENT sans. possession, power, s. n. Towd e P o® an army, s. n. 957 sans. half, adj. and s. n. 303> TR to dis- o) miss, V. a. @ wite ®eo that dtem of money. oY, dat. sing. of Bowes treasury, s. n. EOR> fo add, v. a. SBY past part. of HH to rese, to get up, irr. v. n. Qo> past part. of ¥y to stand, irr. ‘M@ %0 V. 1. ByB0NGE past part. of By RN to joun the palms of the hands @n token of respect; from %é hand and S9N to join, v. a. T2 ) A ©9N sans. powerfully, adv. FoE90es sans. common, general, adj. o) DBRY sans. an enemy, opponent, s. m. o fire, s. n. 9 wind, & airy 8. N. BRTRY sans. favorable, adj. B3, past part. of B3, fo =~ ic { catch fire, v. n. B3@ to consume, v. a. %R to blow as the wind, &3) V. 0. 8800 BB o be extinguished, v. n, FF, sans. an army, Y s. 1. eﬁz‘{)%% sans. encrease, S. M. Wod o) ¥ o 45. 3. 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STORY. @ i WENED OB northern country, from widned north and To@ o Ry = country. &% the tree termed rottleria tinctoria, s. n. 38 BB s <L i &, the flower tree boswellia thurifera, s. n. RoaR mechelia cham- w paca, bearing fragrant flowers, s. n. 9333 a flower some- —%'\_, <A 2t what resembling chamomile, s. n. 283303’ an Arabian jessa- A w X mine, s. N. SOR jasmine, s. n. BB BOR jusminum zambac, onM 8. 0. 3R a flower tree and flower, pandanus odoratissimus, spi- o4 kenard, s. n. 3501 « shrub bearing fragrant leaves, s. n. 599 <\ 7\& @93 sans. coral tree or crythrina, s. n. 33N oleander, s. n. 3 s&’“&‘ S 39S white and yellow sort of oleander, s. n. 2633 jamoon e Jrut, 5. n. 203 the lime tree, s. n. $3.8 orange, s. n. RE0 Toth 259 13l a large kind of orange, s. n. VS8 the guava, s. n. IO jack o0ld tree, s. n. T, sans. a grape, s. n. WW pomegranate, s. n. ) SPY) mango tree, s. n. Son cocoanut tree, s. n. SO areca nut 20 A iree, or nutf, 8. n. WVWRWRFS sans. date tree, or date, s. n. OP Q#ﬂ ; plantain tree, s. n. $o sans. fruit, s. n. T, sans. @ tree, s. 1. 9 bl LT Wy, to be beautiful or splendid, v. n. 8 water lily, s. n. B uneon %00 sans. the tower over the gate of a Hindu temple, s. n. Ro@ TR a temple, s. n. T30 sans. the second of the four great classes S of the Hindus, or an individual of i, s. n. 3Zy sans. a man of the third or mercantile class of the Hindus, s. n. 388, a man of the fourth or servile cast of the Hindus, s. n. =590 to reside, to live, to abide, v.n. 30 a street, s. h. 393F name of a King, 8. M. OSABTOR to those who serve, from o843 past rel. part. { of 9811 #o serve and ©=0R dat. of &= they. Son¥s SoneA every W month, from 3on%s a month, repeated. Jowd salary, payment, i wages, s. N. BATSON to the hungry, from A3 past rel. part. of BapT A to hunger, to be hungry, v. n. 83 sans. a choultry, s. n. &0 S8R a cool shed or temporary building to distribute water to 500\ U the passengers, s. n. @303 sans. @ promise of shelter or protec- M g tion, s. n. 0 a school, s. n. VO to establish. caus. v. %W T learning, s. n. TOR to cause to learn, to teach, from 3O to learn, B3 V. a. 098 BT without account, countlessly, from e3% reckon- ) ing and 223 neg. part. of v fo be, irr. v. n. =S sans. gift, % donary, donation, for sacred uses s. n. o sans. kingdom, s e Ty n. TOTOVRE SR o rule, to reign, to cherish, comp. v. a. SORE B0y TRR0 to allow famaliarities, from ROR familvarity, freedom, liberty, way and 3RR fo gwe, to allow, v. a. TR fo sing, v. a. BBy, REF Ny ; ten times, or often, frequently, adv. from ®2, ten and R frme Sy or fimes.” [aCITOFE sans. respect, s. n. BITOWKD sans. excessive W intimacy from ©3 excessiwe and OB acquaintance, intimacy, 0ry; Samiliar intercourse, conversing (with persons, business, sub- s ¢ | jects and branches of knowledge, &ec.) @s203® sans. disregard, 2l indyfference, s. n. B8 sans. example, s. n. T sans. west, *J@dw 8. . Noyd =38 sandal tree, from NRoBE gen. sing. of Nogd sans. ) sandal and S8 a tree. NG 38TRY a billet of sandalwood, from Y BRORY a chip or small piece of wood. VRSHTTON rarely, scarcely, WU@ g * This term is added to the numerals, &c. to denote time or times: as 20030 I8F &) once, TR I3F twice, 20WF I3 often or many times. 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STORY. Wiy - back <) <3 <% sans. @ bird, 8. n. B3eTG ;g o3, fo a wished for place. 3 sans. quick, adj. 3w @ horn, s. n. T3 past part. of ® &3 to gore, irr. v. a. ®od a hog, s. n. 3RS a tusk or fang, s n. WO fail, 8. N. VYTV sans. decoration, ornament, s. N. Ty R 3 BPR to create, from 7y & sans. creation, S. n. 39D BRIV (X} (5, b 23R odeemy wRZTeN BT Bede BNTROD Fekly wwaR. * He gave VY, to each animal all those things which are essential to . ®33, sans. 3R essential, adj. SRS face, s. n. =B forehead, s. n. T, eye- 303 brow, s. n. T eye-lid, s. n. "By eye-ball, s. n. Su8M nose, R 4 s. M. S0RNS RwY, nostril, s. n. 38 lip, 5. n. Ry cheek, s. n Mg 1@ chin, s. n. IR the upper part of the cheek, s. n. @y tooth, Mg s. n. 999N fongue, 8. n. SI® the gum, s. n. TROL neck, s. n. W Aot ¥ Rotdy throat, s. n. RREB2Y the hyowd bone, adam’s apple, s. n. X330 the nape of the neck, s. n. B3y the back, s. n. SR the Bt back bone, s. n. o3 the chest, the breast, s. n. SB30R% the hol- ?J\) t g low of the chest, s. n. @Ry the shoulder, s. n. FRv Rt cla- %3 vicle, s. n. 399 shoulder blade, s. n. 88, arm, s. n. BR¥ Ay elbow, s. n. Sxony the forearm, s. n. €oiyy the palm of the hand, W va s. n. DIy the wrist, s. n. B finger or toe, s. n. HURD i, naily s. n. IR belly, s. n. Wy abdomen, s. n. TR navel, Q)j)w s. n. 368 thigh, s.n. SLFTOV knee, s. n. SRTTo0NETY, knee- %&% Y f o *A relative is likewise formed by using an interrogative pronoun in the first part of a sentence and a demonstrative pronoun in the latter part of it with the intervention th 32 as: ATTeDo 3cwe @deﬁo% BARITwe take that which you want. % cgs"( & i 71 S o u@ pan, s.n. &390 the heel, s. n. =98 sans. the fool, s. n. DEo : A & the calf of the leg, s. n, =3 the thumb or great toe, s. n. i) =7 .m.amw,&w little finger or toe, s.n. SRR the waist, s.n. Gorvowo sole of the foot, s. n. ©=0T sans. member or part of the body, s. n. W TRBI hair, 8. n. TR lame man, s. m. 0850 flat nosed, ATl adj. Reedd WoTR hare-lipped, adj. m. from Zeetd the lower part of the cheel, and ®5% a noun formed from =0 fo break, to tear, &c. SowT sans. a dumb person, s. m. 383 left handed, adj. 3 oencd squini eyed, adj. SnBv a stammerer, s. m. 1eR hunch 0e backed, s. m. ®o33F sams. satisfied, adj. {@ 0,8 ], M 47 B, WOTI &@%BQW 202, 23000 AR Y. BOTF WRY we' e %% o 9 T 0TT TITO O ® &oa&o@wo ©OTT S Zod g ; ans 3 = 0 BoN TN ARA [N ©9y03d 2393 SR TS SR e owubu. e M 93 -0 TRT FALTTRNE FALTETE, BReZTHE A FRCTTHNRZ @@Qmowmpq ﬂmwwl edenn 2deng S @ww& %&&W% g, I Sodzon %b&%lﬁ @3 1N TIDQ [IV0TITR T Vgg 0988 oofl sl NUR Wi [RTOTD, W0e3Bos QT TO. & 28ewad @&qma 51 WY 903 3T THNOT WO F0HTY @ol@%&%% 800 ToD X L ﬁbm@ TleTal a@ 290N T[IOTIR ToWY [oV0TIZ &@1 PR, DTV aoelo&&%d. BRTRY Sood &ood”u@% 3SR T il il @ma& TR %,@NW% aooo@@a,@% w@& NS VBT BRANRHAD) N W o 4 P 5t %éam% Gaa&uf &ocﬁ&m &8&0@&0&? 3 L&, 0T T .\E\\g ANR T2 80NN WY D2BTN Q% ¢ 0or e3¢0 B o TOE BN B, Fo80R ©ThT <E, Qc%,@&mllﬁ SRBR TR G 0, BBOR TIFE BeWRRTD0. BATHIN B3 230590 @l 17 7 g%&&ml%%ﬁd&!ﬂ&% RoITIT 2IeHID WTAT .&@ @8@ =N Buwwu a@%moaé ﬁyl&&o@q@lo&aﬂ. Q3R HRVSos30 ¢ E: TN, @J&Vémwmv?n SRB, NNTINYOR QBT SO Wod gorte n 100 &8&%«#@0@3 ERTOREW. &N OTR B3 ISFIHTD ¥, 72 i Lo, § NLFITFE SRBUIN; WISTO WY é’u@%zﬁaﬁ\b\ L steatekaatelol DN THwITT, Cor eFOnR RBRWMNITIIT weT0WoRYy, FTT R &) R, ©8T FodiTy VTTONT 6’@@%33&3\&_ TRBY 03, TLFIN; LR eI @56301_ B[S SBovosed @@Doﬁoaio&\ $RO, OTAR TRB :—5-?55_ dwaﬁé’&‘@g ZR8D,, LT WBBIN, C3TVCIVTTRT 23T T H. pr 9 sang SREY,T . BT TITH T ; BENEN BATVERNA LT 47. STORY. %0 a merchant, a trader, s. m. S99 mother, s. f. &3, elder sister, s. f. 3on\ younger sister, s. f. 898 daughter-in-law, s. £ @903 son-in-law, s. m. 9% elder brother of a wife or hus- W0 hand, s. m. SNBS younger brother of a wife or husband, s. m. 3 % 3egdz, futher's elder brother, s. m. @33, father's younger bro- ) )0 ther, s. m. @3, mother-in-law, s. f. 393 father-in-law, s. m. o, & RReTTReS maternal uncle, s. m. RNTT, paternal aunt, s. f. WY F 'l')h../ RV @ man's sister’s som, or @ woman’s brother’s son, s. m. ZJO'VWC RReBS RRR @ man's sister's daughter or a woman's brother’s TR0 Wi daughter, s. f. % mother’s sister, s. f. SBR wife’s sister’s hus- Chog band, s. m. N son’s wife’s father or daughter’'s husband's fa- V09 o) ther, s. m. N3 son’s wife's mother, or daughter's husband's W i mother, s. f. &w grand-father, s. m. & grand mother, s. {. il 7 ;3 SRR grand-son, s. m. BODN great grand-son, s. m. NO ! D) ) ¥ y & grand-daughter s. f. @38 husband's clder sister, or wife’s oy g ; elder sister, s.f. w2 husband's younger sister or wife's young- ) er sister, s. f. @100 day time, s.n. VWU IR fo take a meal, (o1 from owt @ meal, s. n. Wo38FTD sans. kindness, regard, s. n. % Qr w3y, once, adv. &3 a woman’s dressing cloth, s. n. THAE bodice, ) (30 s. 0. B3, @ man's dressing cloth, s. n. @RSy, sans. @ mans N‘)‘)O o) W garment, s. n. @i H. a robe or gown, s. n. Swowsr M. tur- Z‘Jg ( band, s. n. Tow? a cumly or blanket, s. n. BHSR> a cot with a By corded bottom, s. n. S sans. @ cot or bedstead, s. n. RIBENR gJ;vﬁu ‘;C;\ mattress, s.n. 3800w pillow, s. n. BBA a sheet of cloth, s. n. 0N S W, NG bedding, s. n. BRBE o coverlet, s. n. 3 beetle leaf or R{NJ N 0 leaf, s.n. SORRRTY tobacco, s. n. B3 sans. friendship s. n ] SRRTRER e became security, 3d pers. m. sing. past t. of B o ® O to become security, from BRMB security. oW taw, s. n. © TWRORY sans. to embezzle, v. a. BxwvToR to be proved, from B % W H. progf, s. n. B&8med a security, bondsman, s. m. 035903593 [ o sans. begging alms, s. n L ﬁq i, 48. 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SRRNOT ¢ cheat, s. m. WK WITTF a tale-bearer, s.m. F3R BT a cut-throat, s. m. BYTOT as h% there were none. SERY people. WS> a root, s. n. T3 sans. quick- WY silver, 8. n. Rog® sans. sulphur, s. n. ARRT sans. red lead, s. & , \ 'uﬁ n. 3393 sans. g pill, s. n. BROF sans. powder, s. n. PR, sans. ;: g 4% calcined powder, ashes, s. n. 6@8 sans. an electuary in medicine, 8 Eh 8 W s. n. TEOR sans. a medicinal potion, decoction, 8. n. WRET sans. # o {0 Boed an essence 8. n. O3 sans. the pulse, s. n. 7593 sans. wind, s 20 s 98, sans. bile, s. n. 3o, sans. pllegm, s. n. 81& a cold in N 9 the head, s. n. w3 sans. fever, n. §9u3 ague, . n. from &9 0 % i cold. 33383 headache, from B3RS pain. WGBS hemicrania, s. n o0 il W BENRWGEY ophthalmia, s. n. BORRS toothache, s. n. RoBZRS oWe sans. scrophula, s.n. @ gans. indigestion s, n. WBIDIRS 097 sans. diabetes, s. n. wWRXB a tumor i the groin, s. n. FBY) a boil, s. n. TR jaundice, s. n. 0D sans. consumption, s. n. !fy\)-) T30, cough, s. n. WY hiccough, s. n. de3 3een leprosy, s. n. ol 3wy white leprosy, s. n. ReWS measles, s. n. O the small pox, 8. N, BIVB an vrritation of the skin, s. n. 2% any cuta- T neous eruption, uch, s. n. IO a wart, 8. n. KESF ring- j o) WOrm, S. N. ®IV @ Sore, S.1 SIRVTRE sans. piles, s. n. B oA BumeS prickly heat, s. n. SROINS epilepsy, s. n. BoREF sans. swoon, fainting fit, s.n. T9ZFTEWN palsy, s.n. BIF sans. me- dicine, s. n. <@g sans. we_gzmen, 8. n. AT SPRY {0 cure, V. a. 1% SAB sans. a celebrated man, s. m. 50250 a"oé iy to become cor- l pulent, v. n. B0 to become thin, v.n. ToU° SwA o die ,(‘(M‘ﬂ v. 0. 38598 prison, s.n. IIOR &R to become light, v. n. from, h Ol a. from mowd H Sk %78 lightnesss, . n. ™0 RARY to alarm, alarm, s. n. GoWIBY VR fo grow corpulent, v. n ]ﬁppp ly /izevf % Y V(I 097” }\wi 49. 3. 3 :‘J Wil 2009 953 X 07 éd svazs@ @J’\%\‘%D@S 002 BHeSods c&zﬁ 20, oY 3, w33 e%lra ¢ BRNT TR LU FTE > ca‘r\ 39 3 0 ol R qWCL B0y OB 0FY RY TeeF B2 R we3r3veed QR B, VT SN0 DI oﬁ’%”i&) iy OB, Y VR T NY Soewn PoRNMY 300w IBed %J@o?:éo B Nein BeWRenn Jodney A \rl i R BWIBBTY R Bueeh, @’oe)ésodaaﬁ QTR BT S[3ed WTY TRWD. BoTdW, BB ST, Arsfoercreolal AL BB 2 San‘ 10% D= S — (b — 9 VOND STEOSWd 2w .@Sk QAT TV 95T WY 5300 E3FRI. 2000 DRA ¥ BTeesodd ¢ T 00T, 8080 TTHIOWY [9) FRBI RoB BN TYJ) &azoiﬁao TROBY THROBY WT thant 23eT0WTIN VRTO 53T BNTY TROBY SSmlo& L&oo%a@ 1. 3 8 DRG0 RWHR RoSTYR ZPY T FTRY) ST ba&o n, W seols TRTIN BNTY BROBY, WDT oG BATUSY. &S &3 &éL % | < 303 @aow &01@( BB, DR, WHRBY, [UIBNT 003 D aca PBAWY 23T )03, BEYLTTO. & TeeSodcon B3 .&SL&& ooV cast T, RSP 0B BRY QTRA, IR DTEY uo&o Eav0) &3 &5 TORY A§§ @zwu oao BORRLOR 30¢e3 mads, Sovod &%@9 este} To0 BreTIeN; @&U DR BRBY. 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ST TOTH ORI 8 qo (&% 2090000000 FFY) T, BATNETY B, BB 9 L% o &8@&&&&& AT %w&o&ac o e *ws LN G S ) 304 49. STORY W) 2oR, 38 name of a man. FRDE* @ subdivision of the mer- 3 W chant or Vaisya caste, s. n. @38, rice cleaned from the husk, s. mm n. 3, paddy, s. n. B3 javars or cholum (holcus sorghum), s. TR n. 3813 dal, (cytimus cajan) s. n. T a kind of pulse (pha- seolus mungo) s. n. W a kind of pulse (phaseolus max), s. n J Wi 9 =n w33 Bengal gram (cicer arietinum) s. n. SN rags (cynasurus X coracanus), s. n. 3988 BRS Indian corn (zea mays), s. n. &I, ) T JA caster ol plant (ricinus communis), s. 1. 2%y a seed yielding ol gl (sesamum orientale), s. n. TR wheat, s. n. 3T wheaten flour e o s. 0. R3R rolong or wheaten grits, s.n. w3RRQ barley, s. n. W 30 w\ OBy, salt, s. n. R, cotton in the undressed state, s. n. &I dres- ) v sed cotton, s. n. ¥3” H. goods of various kinds, s. n. 923, a o o Al bullock, 8. n. & a cart, s.n. % to load, v.a. =%, a village, s. n. 28 a division or quarter of a city, s.n. Ro3 a market or 4 o) Juiry s.n. @983 a festival s.n. SR30359N VBB RSB at the time i of dearth. 338, dear, high priced, adj. 5858 a neighbouring house, ool S. 11 S0 sans. @ _fool, an idiot, s. m. also contumacious, adj. =3 ) 03 @0 a measure of extent contarning about two males and o half, s. ) ?gw 0. SRR fo meet, assemble, v.n. TRT> ZTZ one hundred pagodas ? g for s8Ry for the use of singular noun =8%» a pagode with 0 U 8w hundred, adj. 9 a garment, s. n. BHBY, B0eNd 36 T o5 i & J300 ¥R don’t travel after sun-set, BHZY, SN fo set, as 378 ¢ the sun, comp. v. n. @R a boat man, s. M. TORRE @ round i { basket-boat lined with leather, s. n. o fo cross, v. a. WD N [k g TS TR of you wish, go. TR TRy to lie down, used con- @ g\l '{; temptuously. BRES @ bush, s. n. ©GFoY sans. meddle of the F05) neght, s. n. 33N a thief, 8. m. SR fo stumble over, v. a. VO t B 19 @ 3 on the ground, dat. sing. of Sv ground, s. n. 3»3 a beam, o 8. 1. €336 that side, s. n. w, loudly, adv. 388 to cry out, v. AW o7 5 n. ¥, S8 BeewaIn may thy house become full of corn, 1. e. may you prosper! used ironically. S35z 6 who art thou? k3 *A man belonging to the merchant caste. T, N mdey sans. difference, s. n. BRWY BRYY to have in wear, to have on, B ¢ as a garment, V. a. 8N skirt of a garment, s. n. 8 to be cur- R & rent as money, V. n. €SRe there, yonder! adv. mb@%%w monzed man, s. M. WO q purse, s. N. FOITREY fo r0d, to strip of, v a. R®DOR sans. association, $. n. =L DG, 2N i S < L 21 < 50. 28 S f= = R & 3 Poel 20059 QWS 28 x&%& . SHF WyehO THuGD 3 P ﬁ&oa G,aaqo. 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T sans. an assemblage of leaves of several particu- W W lar trees, offered to Siva, d&e. s.n. RO for worship To8 sans fQT‘J the red ochre-coloured cloth worn by Sannyasis, s.n. @i to wash 200 AV cloths, v. a. weD\R) to dry, v.a. w3y fo press or squeeze. Hence 0 to shampoo or press the limbs and muscles, a. B30 SReToeS ;;Jj oy 0SY they were not acquainted with the manners of the 5 world. %303 a backyard, s. n. 3w to come n contact with, ) o V. 0. ®O {fo tear or to be torn, v. AR a needle, s. n. BRODY Lst pers. pl. future tense of B89 t0 sew, v. a. w23 two gavadas () o { from @ fwo, in composition and 7R3 @ measure of extent equal 5= T i to about 10 males. 33D bring ye, imp. pi. of 2 to bring, irr. Non! v. a. 3063098 sans. Monday, from RS the moon and =93 F007 a day of week, s. n. 35398 sans. Saturday, from 3 Saturn, s. Y @ m. these nominatives are used here as adverbs.* z:’)g:\sa sans. on 00 South, adj. and s. n. &3y sans. quarter, point, s. n. Swn¥Ted 0 sans. ZTuesday, s. n. from Soon¥ the planet Mars. “0sF sans. 2000 Last, 8. n. oo sans. profit, s. n. WIS sans. Wednesday, ot s. n. from w33 the planet Mercury, s. m. Rod53a3 sans. Zhurs- ) " day, s.n. from N Jupiter, s. m. $Q2T0 sans. Sunday, s D n. from ©&3y the sun, s. m. 39370 sans. Fruday, s. n. from § 353, Venus, s. m. 98,38 sans. north, s. n. “&3, early in the mor- fy | nming, dat. of SR530 dawn, s. n. 3BT KB fo consult an omen, w00 from 338 sans. an omen or augury, s.n. 8% H. a cheat, knave, gl 6% VA s s. m. A0 small, adj. 37> lo insert or stuck into, v. a. R & 77 o vdleness, quietly, adv. BRIy, past part. of XD to bear a bur- den, irr. V. a. o, sans. trifling, adj. FQRY sans. to gain v. a WA Q07 woy bl. #33. 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B8R an embrasure, s. n. 3RY the bastion of i a fort, s. n. 32000 the inclined plane for taking gquns on to o Jort wall, 8. n. ©9X0 a rampart, s. n. ©reg sans. bottomless, fron very deep, adj. from ® negative particle and mog depth, s. n. carr with &a added to it. @R a ditch, s. n. @n&e¢ wonws the gate of ' a fort or town, s. n. NI, a drawn sword, s. n. comp. of B shin % drawn, adj. from 2B to open, untie, v. a. TOEYTIO a guard, it ff m. 3090 H. a sort of dagger, s. n. 38 a spear, s. n. W3N lon n. 39 sans. @ dart, s by a pike, javelin, s. n. w9 a dagger, (.08 n. 2oded B8, a scimitar, or curved sword, s.n. BN H. a large L g gun, s. D IXD o hand-gun, s. n. IFFLT 3D o match lock att i s. n. from 3FET of or belonging to the karnatica country, asa adj Y @ bow, 8. n. TSP W2 a pellet bow, n. from T3TH & gl by small stone, 8. n. Vo an arrow, s. n. €RN q shield, s. n. & 01168 0003 sans. @ weapon, s. n. SR powder, s. n. RwoRs ball, s. n (esee g05a98 an arsenal, a military depdt, s. n. from 9S8 sans raye a room, 8 n. &3000T3 sans rightful, terrific, adj B doqgaio 108 1 name of a king. @8 hunting, the chase, s. n. R a large tam- Sang bour, s. n. % a cholera horn, s. n. RenToR a small kind of tambour, s.1n. W9 sans. rocket, s.n. VR a kind of fire-work, Uppr fO 664 spur-fire, s. n. w3 a net, s. n. BRW aclub or mace, s. n. WAN oy I a large stick or staff, s. n. moﬂaﬁ%é&o to block up the roads, i comp. v. n. 3weY a raised platform to shoot from, s. n. SYN sans. an amimal in general, s. n. XL footstep, a trock, s. n. & the den of a tiger, s. n. VA nowse, sound, s. n. MR L0 rouse, v. a. 8x9% H. a gun, s. n. $9 wound, s. n. & a cave or den of a wild beast, s. n. T& a bear, s. n. VAT BB to smole or drive out by fire, comp.v. n. from ews3 thick smoke, . n. &c. DA a panther, s. n. 35033 T red capsikum or W chilli, s. n. RN smoke, s.n. BRT outside, s. n. BROBR fo ex- M o pel to turn out, v. a. from BRTBY fo set oul, v. n. B33 a leo- Rag; Ll i pard, s. n. 300 a hare, s. n. WNO an antelope, s. n. B3 Jfemale antelope, 8. n. &30oR the axes or spotted deer, 8. n. TED nhof the black Russian deer, the elk of sportsmen, s.n. 98 a porcu- 00 f pine, n. $3¢ 300 a hyena, s. n. IO a jackal, s.n. Wo ) b 0 &30 a fox, s. n. 3868 @ wolf, s. n. Rexo0 I fo kill, v. a vn](b), § 1 from %o sans. killing, s. n. ¥& a pole on which burdens are carried, . n. BROA BRoBY past part of BR0D BRD, o cause to 0fe (f carry burdens, dc. v. a. 38000 the skin, s. n. [ to peel, to of skin, v. a. =& noise, confusion, s. n. TONE WSAR BHTR Il o at the distance of a bow shot from the road, s. n. from ¥ a ool bow, and AR the act of shooting, as an arrow, s. n. =3 omanm i § a vew_y young clald, s. n. from SR> young and LR a child, s. firg 3.2 sans. sound, s. n. S8 390 a banian tree, s. n. WBRO Ik, at tke bottom, adv. % tender, young, fresh, adj. o8 to spread i i as a cloth, &c. v.a. S0NR to cause to lie down, caus. v. Rowd 30 male, adj. “3,39%) to take up, v. a. VBLS sans. a fomidy nv priest, s. M. T sans. tride, caste, s.n. BRES, sans. a family or s descent from an original founder of arace, s. n. 383 sans. 5 Al brave man, s. m. TYE DR ); @ TOSse Sflower, s. n. from =Y X J”‘Q rose water, . n. BN%Y @ thorn, s. n. FZI around, adv. =eF ot il sans. colour, s. n. DR sans. smell, s. n. BWoNETORY gans. o md ] approve, v.a. VFRfo throw away, v. a. RBIN SN to be quiet o) um}u to be silent, comp. v. n. 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RS P. the eypress, s.n. 2B sans. crowded, impervious, N b o adj. IR a sort of quail, (perdiz cambayensis or argoondalk £ o) =& Ry P = quoal) 8. n. TN o partridge, s.n. RROSCT @ myna, s. n. T = o339% a dove or pigeon, s. n. N3 a parrot, s.n. 3R a duck, <A < = 8. 1. Roww8 TN the crow pheasant, (centropus pyrrhopterus) s. <UL n. TOITENAT T, g woodpecker, s. n. R0t FNeyS T8 a diver, <p = SR DU S sl gote 8. 0. RON an owl, s. n. WS a paddy bird, s. n. ©E3 o small & i white water foul, s. n. 1SR sans. a braminy kite, s. n. SeewBY { a vulture, 8. n. ©% a bird, s.n. & to lay a net, s. n. 38 a shelter, cover, s. n. &9 && fo take a road, comp.v. n. &ReN o § a bough or branch of a tree, s.n. 833,38 blood, 5. n. R to o b ] oY) Jflow, to run through, v.n. B38 sans. strength, s.n. 6N, sans. W ) ,QO‘ gontrivance, 8. N.. TRWTIRY to_dispute, . N, TBIBTTT T@ fo be presumptuous, from B3BReT3 sans. vanidy, presumption, s. 1. U o PO 53. 'BG. ) IV woaaamodoﬁé&md@) wgo aﬁés‘#;’sz’b . 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TENT a bat, 5. n. 3000 the B large black bee, s. n. =% 2% o coclcmack 8. n. &AE a locust oroﬁ or grasshopper, s. n. QwRBewol o lizard or blood-sucker, s. ni o WoseR® a fire fly, s. n. z%ﬁ B @ MmUsquito, s. n. TowSRK @ W species of hairy caterpillar, s. n. BRW a spider, s. n. BYED 348 cobweb, s. n. R3os white ants, s. n. %D a scorpion, s. 1. §~® 12 4 ‘M" Sagie Bomvewy @ centipede, s. n. T3 annoyance, trouble, s. n. JTIHT ao! Ganesa, God of wisdom, s. m. S0 S2@s fo reparr, to put in 2 good order, comp. V. a. BoNFEw0l &N fo break or crack 0 cocoanut, the Hindus break cocoanuts to their gods to propi- mq;ﬁ tiate them. ®08 TR to vow, v. n. TASFON to be gracious, v w n. from TR, sans. gracious, adj. 2588, again; also more, fur- B0 ther, adv. &0 right! correct! interj. @¥si® sans. favor, s. n. ¢ o RRIR gratis, for nothing, adv. dFR WeTIBRY as much as you wyg want. 33 a gardener, s. m. SR B30 ©Z,03, wITHOW as i Vi he could not climb the tree. &wonwy however, notwithstanding, MR yet, adv. 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RERRY W8 having expanded the hood. 358 SR of o to hide, to shelter, v. a. $3%ns8 the same as I3 9. VR 2o of “3" 790 398 after the heat abated. 3o%> cold, cool, adj. 25, 2e3od 9, according to one’s pleasure. BOB> Baer to creep as a serpemf masier S8 v. 1. from 00> past part. of ®0 to run or flow as water, v. n % 3R, WRONR DWITIY, =398 having awakened his master. w3 @ 1) master, s. m. @3 the state of being awake, s. n. here the verb fy Tents governs two objects. ©=y B2y, thus late, until this time, adv. U g TR3R Q03,0 sans. czrcumstanocs s. . 250553955 O3F sans. great pros- per &ty, from =983 great and DI wealth, riches, s. n. & Wi brmk 0 this kind. ﬁa@ BRIBIRY fo é@gfer distress, comp. v. 8391 zoa%odé iO pmd al 14 3, 3 03F 208053 aoﬁ TN by what means am 1 to attain great riches. 53 &(}S I &2 fortune, lot, also cause, s.n. SR FHEIR 22033 of 1 get royalty or chuefship. Q3SR kingly rule,from 323 a master and 8. 3R b, % Qes00ER thou shalt get the place of a Dalavay; here the verb Ndna Ny &y 18 understood. B¥=e0ER the place of a general of an army, fr()m from B3¢m0 the general of an army. &3 an arm Y, 8. M. DB R33NI o take one's assurance or promise, from SR faith & Capyg e Y i TSR0 ®oR sans. a chief ascetic, s. m. WORsans. food, s. n. KD J d FOBFR BRUSET, BRBSe previous to the adoration of the deity. ®F8 sans. adoration, s. M. Zé)w Wed to be satisfied, v. n. TBR sans. secref, adj. S0ROT sans. any medicinal drug or root, s.n. @3 sans. mwistble, adj. TP sans. power, virtue, s. n. D £ ron, §. N. ATLF sans. gold, s.n. Dwod 1S the city of Bi- il \ d‘-d Janagar, the capital of the last Telinga dynasty on the banks i of the Tumbadra. d=9.059N sans, # detarl, adv. DT IR ldfl to represent respectfully, comp.v. a. Sw20F chief of the rulers, , dm}y a clief ruler, from Bed master and So00F @ chief. TORWIIT BR@ lo confer a name or dile, comp. v. n. from T2 sans. nall name, s. n. oI sans. mark, symbol, s. n &c. &e. ©EH B rof‘a sans. the hand stretched forth (as of an idol, a Rajah &e.) in ol re-assurance, or in token of favour, from & negative particle, COl I} el O P fear, and ®5, hand. ©350 sans. ornament, s. . T30 oV 2303 “‘@5?&‘:3 on both sides of the Caverr, from 030 the name ;3:\ W KOV & of a rwer i the Karnatic. w033 sans. both, adj. 7oIFGY abl. Il of "‘B?ﬁ'r' sans. sede. $FMPE0 name of a village. AN qans a lord ’ﬁ“viM master, prince, ruler, s. m. §ERRTS, the power of Dhannayaka, grpef it 8. 1. 8 country, s. n. ST BIR Lo put in possession of, v. Tl < sans. money, wealth, s. n. S a servant, s. m. Sod people Sl 38y fo assemble, to levy, v. a. &350 IRBs to make arrange- g vel ] ad\Y mentb, V. a. TR TR fo lake or conquer, v. a. STHE) T3 53 name of a man. %ocor{ @) name of a country. ¢S sans. f s bank of a river, &c. s. n. JFR sans. o build, also fo create, gl o produce. 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FF6IY 30 o ans. particulars, detail, s. n. 0938 name of a city. Deod 2 TOR ko3 name of a man %&@cau w000 name of a man rg‘e;ﬂ { }ﬁ ¥ 2203 which signifies “a lord’ is used here as a title. 03385 a title of the kings of Bijanagar. $509c0=y fo patronize, to sup- 709 : port, V. a. WoS0oe3d name of a goddess. @333 honorifie o) appellation of a goddess. R SR to worship, serve or wart 240 upon, comp. v. n. from RS sans. worship, homage, also ser- 308 g vice, §. n. 00 name of a place, s. n. TNITRHRI; sans a3 ¥ soverergnty, s. n @@w@(g sans. government, 8. n T903 2003030 Vo name of a man. e 0D a daughier, from B2y female and ; 7 3 SR a daughter. 3per sans. absence of worldly passion or 3 T desire, s. n. S8R B3ed IRy 2BS* (he) was taking care, from ) @%05 &8 protection, care of, s.n. S9SN subject to, adv. B B o3 1 &8 people of low tribe, from %3 sans. low, mean, adj. o= 5’5 U('\a Tk BRBB Y TR seeting that he was gone. ROFRIto be proud T from 1s3F sans pride. ¥SF, QRTRET, 3T, w1 unable to oppose ;’zzm Q3D to transgress, exceed, v. a. wHLRRY fo consent, v. n. R) W i SR8, 8 A. a preporation, s.n. B3 5 females. %08 sans. sor- ) 9v 7 L row, grief, s n. Bod bank, brink, s. n. 333 Todwews sans. an o} ?»Jvﬁ auspicious affair, from 233 auspicious and B,wes an afair 7 0303 £T0RY to design or intend, from o3, sans. endeavour, s. n 10 Uy 03y 03 BN VR what great business vs this? wo3) Bee3 TN il BB i (you) listen to what we say 72 2 BREED) we will v fdJu Y fy Q“& ¥In speaking of a person of rank and dignity, nouns, pronouns and verbs are ool bl used in the plural number = N o B create happiness. SPQBRB to do for others, from S»&and B Bo¥ onBn3 @ temporary building for the celebration of a marriage, from D59 sans. marriage and BLT a shed. YoTOD sans. @nternal quarrel, s.n.{from @033 internal and IO quarrel. BN @ principal man, s.m. WSRWTAN one after another. TOZ0R0 fo send jfor, used of persons. Toon¥ name of a place. RIS R S9R0 fo put into one’s possession. IRIEEBS younger bro- ther, here plural number is used in respect to a single person, \%J 4 e Gr. par. 55. for the use of @083y, OJQ(W\ O * When this verb is joined to the past participle of another verb, it signifies that the QY ? action expressed by the former is for the benefit of others: as: FORD SET m)ﬂaargem B0 %%ﬁogo e L will get you a situation. 89 ¢ T ¢ by o) 8 8ippa and g thlS T; landg Stike I gy Uaghy tem g W by 0 tof ) o~ UC{ON N h\q S( %Uh UEY! o > e Pl nd 3 g o W) o ol | place. CUTCHERRY PAPERS. er Do DEISOL BRE0B T @50503%35;560 S00BT ©0eET00Z 0 don ﬁolﬁaﬁbﬁ’ ©F0R T OTIN B3 TAVNRTV %édo DIV et 53080 Fomad BTISY, TITTVALTY I8 TURORY QP BAg? os that e Wiam QY FTREID NOWTIN TRE TLoBY :ge)zsg SN® IT é@@@% B9 ¥nd e @y T ? zs’a?@&“ﬁ'ébwa@?o, OWPTY 9% o2 OR €T, T WIR) FRLASR. DTY@ "oSFT, I g ?a’ozg‘) &, BV0NFTIT; SBHT0 e caoﬁosgg. Srimat Bakshi Tippiah presents his compliments to Lin- gappa the Tappal Mutsaddi. You must make proper enquiries and report to the Haztir Arz Cutcherry whether the Ryots in this Talook are engaged as usual in the cultivation of their lands or whether they have assembled for the purpose of a strike (lit. formed themselves into Kutams) in their own or in other Talooks. Chenna Rayapuram, Tuesday, 6th day of Magha Sudha of Vikriti year. éesﬁo:-ﬁo sans. lit. opulent, exalted, the Honorable, adj. This term is prefixed to the names of persons as a courteous address in a writing. w8&¢ H. @ head revenue officer, also a treasurer, 8. m. 8508w name of a man with the addition of @=ds they n token of respect. Sz gen. of Sk name of a place. @o WESWBH a post office writer, from word post and 22088 A, an accountant, a writer or clerk, s. m. ©ons, name of a man. 8= "B salutation, obeisance, s. n. here the verb is understood. @oon. This is a common term concluding the first sentence in a letter and signifies that being done, from ©%s that and en i3 Ny o Lo %0 past part. of &ms fo become. 30wy A. o division of a country, NN a district, s. n. B8 A. a peasant, a cultivator, . m. SPBIBV =% as usual, from SwSoee H. established custom or usage, w\ v and 3X8 according to. Fowood tax, 8. n. SoCHRED here used as a general term for cultivation, but signifying in a more restricted sense, land undertaken on the condition of dividing it the produce between the proprietor and the tenant, from =93 o self o Jands | share of produce and 393 Ryof's share of the produce. oo or, peopl CONnj. TRRTD 0WTIN TR TROR chwmg assembled in a tumultuous ted by manner or un a mob, from TRY an assembly, HowTIN saying, o th SRRTRYY fo assemble. Bwwdy A. the Royal Court or presence, fantig the Government and by common usage applied to any officer they ( of rank. @wFgR® petition office, from eer A a petition, and Tacky 0 H. an office, s. n. VIB a petition, s. n. THRBRITDY (you) ther MUSt sen LL/? 7 & verbal noun from 390 fo send. 23y3 the twenty- D - Jourth year, in the Hindu circle of sixty TRy sans. the tenth o dist lunar month, s. n. 333 sans. the bright lunar fortwight, s. n. \JN\N \'Jﬂ-{ swesvo H. place of residence, s. n. ®5oo05%9 name of a place. i loun ( ai T EXTRACT FROM THE CULTIVATION HUKUM NAMAH OR CIRCULAR ORDER S0, § OF THE LATE TIPPOO SULTAN S JUstmg RIDDISCTTITIY TVFV0 OHIY 1 So0Z aﬁommh’oada’%l Ndoé TIURETT SR Y BOR Winsty FTOR FTITY %?J@édo WOV IR DRBVD0S Worsee va oy ¥ BRI 550030 oﬁsasﬁ QST SIZWY BTTR &"zco RO TV W cazs’o WADEY TBF0WRA VPV ©E. S %éd esoomw Ponge DeF o@‘*, BB FIMORY & 3T e)ris T ZBTO W, BT % i PR YN T PR YLRIT0B TIFRY BRBIDHI. 9 I ay TOOY Y EBOR, LINTY ERGY BReBy, BN 0T, [oATY B - Th 'Velbs o o ¥ The verbal nouns are used in the common dialect for the imperative mood I e 1 (o v ouni) T SEUM ST o) TOT ST %J@édgj, oS T @ o (& cﬁ LT 0B IO 2JOTARWEY, SBRBITTY. ST 2INWB PRETY Fomy HT ustg H TR STFTY SHAL SBRB TP &30, t6 U5l & 0L INSTRUCTIONS TO THE MAMLEDAR. inidiy At the commencement of the year, you are to exert your- bol] self to cause all the Ryots in your Talook to cultivate the B9 (1 lands by granting them cowlsand agreements. Whenever the ultuns people in a Ryot’s house are numerous, and the land cultiva- sy ted by them comparatively small, an enquiry must be made into their circumstances. To extend the cultivation, the sub- 7‘63@%@, stantial Ryots are to be directed to cultivate more land than r oﬁicm they did last year and the indigent Ryots are to be allowed and Tackavi at 3 or 4 pagodas a plough, taking security from ) (; 0l them, the amount to be recovered in one or two years. nen i ot ol S9308w A. an officer entrusted with the management of a district, s. m. B0 A. a command, an order, s. m. RBwTD f sl | place. nSERy * when commences, accus. sing. of Ruthmerumde verbal noun of 859 fo commence, from 88 A. begun, commenced, adj. 5220 A. oll without exception, adj. 20 A. a writing of assurance, as granted by government to the cultivator of the ORI soul, 8. n. TOI A. @ promise, agreement, s. n. wIWR> P. land, 8. M. AONSY cultivation, s. n. wordweRy, P. arrangement, ad- Justment, s. n. &) more, adj. w0 o plough, this word is used only in the Mysore country, v. a. e==ows P, condition, cir- 40 4: cumstances, 8. n. @0y P. substantial, or wealthy, solvent, adj. B W38 former, adj. 3983y P. dnjunction, direction, s. n. IOED ol 8 P. dnsolvent, indigent, adj. wodm A. a security, surety, 3 B sponser, . n. &N aplough, s. n. 3592 A. advance of money, f 7 ¥ g &e. given to the Ryots to enable them to cultivate their lands, s. @ . W30 D32 money Ve A L S Gt S paz'cl Jor (Tackawr.) wowss P. on account s L R et S e i LS e < R AR AP £ S A0V ¥ *The accusative éascs of t];>i-s__déééripti on are used in the Acommon dialect as ad- verbs of time—ag 29T BOU’J‘Q'SSJ% @zﬁﬁ% 5?:5& 20PR T3 Fwodd 230 when he comes bring him to me. e P BOR of, for. ©3wy A. money, property, B BIVRY to collect of la a. from 2% A. collection, s. n car a colle have of di WT0NSC RIVRA 3T, D0 nure lands DOTT WL %do FTODIRTVED LB %do BREBFIZE therel Ne., VTW BT AT, PR aB3Bee? OETH,, FITIESY Take ©R030830 PR AT, BB? & YWTY 030,\0 Tood RIT () o9 B? e=on 030.)\\) senew an? @dﬁ‘fé_ d@oioawo SRB, W Sl 3 %J@:;a RpleYaten! ""Jc)'o-\O’JC’O SIB, TMTV 5388 HRNY 330eTF TVT BRABISTY t(m, ) TTWBRT QB SRR TorN BINTY o SO0 AR, =NRRZB, 3 t‘@é'ﬁ W08 TRYN BAN) SITE nowry TVRBT0Z TIFCIL [RBOTBTO ATE,. B8 TBRITEO TR .0 ¢ *zﬁwdv BT TRoB, TN QIO Bei 30TV, Fomd g Mished oﬁo# od@ﬁ 00T T o) TR @B 0B, &8 VTN BNT SERRY [HE RroSE. wotT) ~rlotal adw&)oﬁ’ 7%/@%& o] éﬁgﬁ‘ a@&ﬁ TITA, TYTV %m&‘ﬁ SRBRIT0B SEeLe aﬁmcéosdo NJDP S8t W5 QB0 Bexp {30 Fwod IO WBHT :30¢TR [ITE Qf Cﬂp T PR BRB @G B, ¢ P00BR T ABIRTE 03 300 ), g DITT PRI T YOOI, 03, T, FR0E WIZ BT 30BN PR P F BRB BRBISZY WO mg WIY) » INSTRUCTIONS TO GET THE LANDS CULTIVATED ﬁ ot In order that the lands paying Revenue to Goovernment either in kind or in money may be taken up, you are to ascertain the extent of the wet and dry lands, the extent fit ¥ for cultivation, the number of Ryots in the village together d.)m with the number of ploughs, and having established new gy ploughs, divide the lands according to the number of ploughs, and require every Ryot cultivating for instance one Candy Uiy of land on money assessment, to take eight Tooms more on NWZ the terms of a division of crop, one half share of the produce def — 101 — toll of lands subject to such a division, being received for the cir- car and the other half Ieft to the Ryot. The assessment is to be collected in cash according to tenure (or terms) that may have been agreed upon (cowl). Lands held on the condition of dividing the produce, must be properly dressed with ma- nure. If the old or new Ryots extend the cultivation of the ) lands paying a share, as stated above, they must be confirmed .3-! therein. If they cultivate less land, they must be required to ATy make up the deficiency. C, Vg -a VoM wionedd A. cultivation of land, s. n. 98 sans. explanation, il 8. n. BP0 standing corn i the field, here it is used for cultiva- W Tl tion, s. n. 7Q wet land, s. n. B0 dry land or land requiring % N0 Urrigation, s. n. FONVSY &0 G land fit for cultivation, D 90w ; 8. n. ochan. A.fit, switable, adj. BoRemy, P. enquiry, investi- o gation, s. n. w9 H. a plough, s. n. 38333 P. fized, 'esta- blushed, adj. POT0 ®™IW to divide, to apportion, v. a. from e50t30 AL @ portion, division, s. n. ®508xs H. every, pron. = i ~o® P. for instance. 2081 a measure of capacity, a candy, con- A Vvl sisting of twenty kolagas or maracals, s. n. 39¥R a measure N - of capacity or twentieth part of a candy, s.n. BBK grainin gene- % clil] o) 0 ral, s. n. €39A ome half, adj. SR3> A. ready money, s. n. BB 4 WO manure, s.n. SAB P. etcetera. 332 H. abovementioned, adj. W 2@ fo confirm, from wEws P, confirmed, adj. 32y H. de- Jictent, adj. 8¢ 9% fo make up the deficiency, v. a. ! ae 0 o3 9 - : fent TUD) M)RONYY 18 287 TeTY_ PR [ed Two (Fe) »g‘@ther B ©TT, TomIt TRD) TRBITY, QATISTN TR 290@(8 ] el TN 203 QTITTVoT, RVHEVL PRV BTTTY ToRTMNo }ths.‘ 8 M=ty SN, FRP YITH BR[0T Tomacdh BRE Candf e S AL Bee &3 b TOT Teedede %omoﬂoaﬁaﬁ}i WST FBRo )1'6 ol o 3z #J@%’_’o 3, LWTORTY new 3 WYY éﬁ%é PRI O30 oue? ) -y — 102 — D & aa zgsézﬁ %{ NOT YUYPR %mg’o @9, Py B N0 B 700 oaqgcﬁaﬂ%fo 2033, @[O0 TITeHY ﬁsac&)aé DFT— zg’séo” e 07 OB YUYE TYURDY éw%} PR BIFC YLBY. TRY LTV LUT BTEF, 25930 WIT @ 830, VPN THYY To TERTY e @sﬁy SRBOTY Ve %@’d TBRONOD UVPRTE SFI0m00 BRSO TTITHE, T0T DRB TR0 TO [ U Complaints having been made to the Haziir that the prin- 80 cipal Ryots of certain villages, cultivate more land than they 0 on pay for, you must measure such lands with the standard rod B according to the rules prescribed by the circar, and collect @U We from them the just demand according to the assessment paid Cwn by the other Ryots. It is likewise stated that the head Ryots of villages get their lands ploughed by other Ryots, you WeR Y | should issue orders that they have no business to employ other Ryots and that they must either till their lands them- pATan) ; selves, or employ servants for the purpose. If they should continue to employ the Ryots, youshould sequester their pro- ln duce on account of th Government Iep fed te gy mPRSRNRD the head inhabitants, from 3 the head man of of fhe a village, and SRR people PR SIWBY Lo cultivate lands, 4000wy n. IFTOF0 comp. V. lit. fo make lands. 30285 P. a complaint Sl]ﬁH h P. the government of a state, the supreme power or authority, Iy g A 8. 1. TORRWR according to the rule. ToRB A. a rule, law, regulation, s. n. Rweneed sans. measurement with a yard, from 1ect1 19 nw a yard or measure, and nedd calculation, s. n. TR remain- the g ing, other, adj. <5ow0 A. just, proper, adj. 33, past part. of Sl()na 2 Qi fo plough, irr. v. a. QB TFT, or else, ady. WSO wID M i 1] servants from w930 P. service. 33 SBN0R «wdARY *If the Byots be made to tll. ©d200) S»& 3RPY to recetve, v. a. from mqy b ¢ oo A. entered, reached, included, adj Wt pank b #Subjunctive mood is likewise formed by adding ¢ to the relative participles of W verbs—as: ©=30 oA SRBRY I, 3F A oﬁ:ﬂa/\aua 3 If he does so, he will ren- NG, der himself liable to condign pumskmem 'W/gg ( — 103 — o ‘QT®BO ISLTY ﬁyaﬁoﬁ@;’o ao'ag)g’sﬁ ﬁog}gr{?\ FTRBOTY, 2ol ok =) d@@ozﬁ, r@aﬁoﬁ%ﬂ’ RS WTY 2Jode a?)zs’%), [SBRW SNS =T i %—‘ad#_d_ WY LWTAIDY BN Q3. B8 ToTw0 OB 305 ) % {0 ﬂyﬁo &;a& SIaRANIER 75\ FTRET, aoego 73 2o nyssg £@%—“90’o [ ) v 0B %—’“’J@c&)@@o SOV T KD 2 ’-a«"’J@zéaa\’;Q TIWTY €9 ﬂ_@)ﬁo ) o soaiozﬁao:%@:ao SRR TO OIJ0DY -0 SRR, & as)*-&@d $SRTT, B0 BB, dooe{iﬁs@# B30 Ty 30TV, g RemadEy Bory ‘ pnn ) they By SRBI, PRI W B, & $SR FoB LITIGICI IR | 105, T 0XW0T PYFT [RB BpoRT, woTYy BOERTY, SN, olle & TR)TITY Bo® LFTITICI SIaRe o)ﬁg BTV W% TIe3 t pai Q0 BT W A, @8@(@0 339030 W WIT Fror, R}'ots QG WA VTW VOIWE DRB, WS doo%ﬁ@%@ﬁ NT), TR )y you 20ePTY, QTBOERL, &5 Wk PVRW BT FBWOT BIALY S plof TRV BTV, TYTE B3 DNTR €302 TR SRRTT, ANSNADIEI them- . T TARWY BRBRCTV. hould I i In consequence of two or three villages having been rented out to one individual, heavy arrears have accumula- ted against them which cannot be recovered, to the great loss i f of the Circar. Two or three Villages shall therefore on no ol 105y account be rented to any one individual; but each person ﬁ rW shall have only a single village. When you give a farm you fort o must ascertain the true collections of former years and fix the ’85 ][U rent according thereto, taking Muchilkas. If the renter neg- ] o lecting the cultivation leaves the village waste and makes up the amount of his engagement by means of exactions, occa- i all i sional taxes, &c., you must enquire into the matter and enter g W a o0 such items, viz.fines, contingent dues, &c. &c. under the head of Sivaya Jumma, recovering from the renter whatever sum 4][ i})C may be wanting to make up the amount of his rent. If he Wil repeats the same improper conduct, you must levy a fine from him,. / ;icipks L il 1o ﬁ&%}?ﬁ\ dat. sing. of R3A rent, s. n. 53¢ WS balance ha- ving accumulated, from wode A. a balance, s. n. and 2 fo \—“’ — 104 — fall, irr. v. a. 93593 A. loss, detriment, s. n. WS A. yor- Al mer, adj. 92> A. actual, also original, primary, adj. &390 PEI H. gross, crude, adj. S2E9% A. a written agreement under o ! penalty, s.n. MRS a renter, s. m. from MR a rent or ¥ Cs farm and the Persian affix ©o3 a holder. ©o9RARs to leave waste, from T waste, uncultivated, and IER2 to throw. ©g03 RULES R ¥ order to make ¥ up. ToB sans. fine, or exaction, s.n. WD It wud sans. by-gains, occasional taxes, from B3 moving and ST (ause 03 profit. ey AL extra collections, miscellaneous items of For ] revenue. wowd A. an article, item, point, head, s. n. €T A, half amoun separately, distinctly, apart, adv. S5 sans. again, ady. 23 P. bad, improper, adj. rudervoe P. a fine, s. n. Rowo H. together lage.. with, along with. the it lic dey seeond &pprop 0BTV WRN) AITNRY macémdé_& OO and fh TRGE 35% FTA0N. IDODEy R0 ST, AF, PR T, FTOZReT FIFY B, Ll foran Qg s, YSOR Tow #J@édgs, 3 P T[T TRBIALT. years, 1 BATL TIJF T, T SNFY; ~OBLE STF T, ©TIN TO the 4 TR BN BWoLIRETY; SINTRE SJ{F T, & )08 T fOHl‘th T3 330¢BNR oo Tomvwdy STy Tweoedeem. NEd TR B4 o py TO T P FZOTO SRR YLy QT T, SNTOL ST, To Ly f ¢ TRCSY BRFY; NTBEE STFT, FOLRTY T [ISOR T, fony i WOTY TR VTTITE, Sriny %"Jaggj 238T0; FIRTHE SHF Ty be fe] g TR tgg 30R” Tw 830, TR WITTIRT BT TROWRLT; e POY R VI T, SRTIAW T,TIT TemIHIND 200N el TR BT %\fag eSeB. b g C3IDTIZ TR *’egdge)o ST F B B,00RITOSER FeNR T, SRBIE 0¥ 03 TTRY, [RRTS, 3,030 BRTT,TY SR i Ly, 09 %@éd&, 0003 T, WoRTY HMosy a%’z&qaﬁrﬁoaﬁaé TEe3e DI ate § Y W‘ 0y iy B, TIY T STF T, PRUD 0w SR #J@?’%}@_a_o WTIET. i l — 105 — NSeZ N0 BBRTITTLR VLA N JRETT, & BRI Fo i QO3 DI B e, #om@cﬁod@ TORTO BJF 50’(3@ 093 0 A% i PR BRB TRYV T, WTOTI osa )N SHF ETYRY ISR BREIT, BT 3088 FTomRWSy @a3odnee, JF@G B0 TR ot &0 S0 WOORTV. Jeang otk i RULES FOR GRANTING COWLS FOR THE CULTIVATION OF WASTE LANDS. % If arable lands have been waste for ten years, you must { W cause them to be cultivated by issuing cowls to the Ryots. s (f For the 1st year, the Circar demand must be remitted, one- A half may be exacted for the next—and the third year, the full W T amount must be collected according to the usage of the vil- lage If the lands be brought under cultivation by clearing el the jungle and levelling uneven and stoney ground, the pub- lic demand for the 1st year must be entirely excused, the second, three parts must be left to the Ryots and one-fourth appropriated by the Circar, afterwards one-half for the third and the full amount from the fourth year either in kind or money according to usage. o0) When the Potails or other Ryots may tender propopals | Ww'o for an increasing annual rent, cowls must be issued for three v ) {w @o) ¥ years, fixing the progressive rate of assessment and directing o them to extend the cultivation of the waste land; and on the »ﬁwv fourth year the full assessment must be collected. If any per- ) ¢ b son proposes to make a betel garden, one-half of the assess- % 70 ment of the land shall be exacted for three years, and on the %"ﬁ@&e‘ fourth year, the usual rate of assessment fixed on the other betel gardens, must be collected 3% vé i ) j wowdy H. waste land, s. n. Sw5 A. remitted, adj. oooon ol half, adj. swoo H. full adj. 3Rcy Bwcedeers *( you) must take oL fiov *This is the corruption of A3 Fwoewx=> verbal noun derived from SRR ﬁy@%ﬁo In common language, relative participle is formed by changing the finals of the 100to 9 into 2 or o3ee as: Qe WreTlees B the business which you do. Hence verbal nouns Q ol are formed by adding &b to the participles—as SnWeedd the making. TEBeeR the cutiing 14 w N ws — 106 — &y rising ground, a hllock, s. n. SYR PR stoney soil, s. n. Q07 R0 sans. level or even, adj. 7o a share, portion, s. n. &3 T S8 government, s. n. S3e0 the head Ryot of a village, s. n, 3 9 VL o3 mIRR® cultivating land under an engagement to increase the rent every year until a limited period, s.n. from 303 sans. rent- 0] M)Q ing depreciated lands at low rate with the understanding thot o the rent vs gradually to rise tll it reaches 4ts original value. &3 ST s59Ry, A. proposal for rent, &e. 8. n. SSBRRE a betel garden, s n. YOy sans. commencing from, adv. O NI v I at hig GWFT BTG AT 1ok, Waeone, B¢k, B¥d0, Néé’sq such g e zﬁégdaﬁe)@o STRT DT ABERE, & WARTY BZRZY 33 TP the W L DB, WBIN TS BIR, WITTRNT Pl BRTFON 11§ st | WD Qbdy,, DW@WF WSTY, WTIRTV. & WOT 259D If{ y 0¢ RBRDTY QB33ee, & a_a’)fad XT3 TBEAWE [T SRR be re‘p of me %“1@%7’%}@% )BT from Enams of the Neerganti or distributor of water, Astrologer, i Toti, Talavar, Potail and Bhutwarti (Bhatta vritti) &c. must lall | Slde 0 be measured and credited in the Juma, but the land must be continued to them, and the same amount debited in the ac- =) vl counts. The services severally allotted to them shall be duly ;)l exacted. “"")t UTLL ( oSNNS lands granted to the village servants free of rent, Py 8. 0. SR a person employed to distribute water to the fields, ?7380)23 s. m. 308 a village servant of the lowest order, whose business lem 18 to shew the way to travellers, to procure supplies, carry letters, messages, &c. s. m. 39390 the village watchman, or police officer, s. m. $Y38, sans. land given to Bramins, s. n. from ¥ a learned man and 33, lvelihood. Z3%%s P. measurement, or survey of land, s. n. 230 A. revenue, s. n. 20RF A, expendi- ture, 8. n. I°%0 P. service, s. n. e — 107 — F830, 2NN FTBFVo 20N = 68 O30T TR B = l s il RAOT THD T[T #é&?\) cad 3, 9T T, TREN QJJ%%_ J FoT %é& P\ Yat>telat ﬁz% 083, &)zﬁo 9. ; FTT D73 T ATITOL AT s =0, eﬁzsz? ONT TEOWOTSE [OTITIBY [RRHOTY, WTIFIE, N 17 TNRBIFT ROTI0VDOT DITIOBY 3B %wﬁ&w ONE T & i fh 63 ANBTEE, STITRY T3 BACTT, FTFTRT r\’?xﬁs\@@ ElevN o | 16, W 0 oﬁ)ood #e& R, ’Eoe ‘89@%2 &= 80, T RBNATINT #z%‘o&oozj -8-"’0 e & en s&xa#d i G B ) #J@% B3, WTITBT. STT D J@ﬁ LN #6’ WFND Ty Bmo DOR 590Y TOTENT03B, ST o) ﬁ@@ PNttty o If any person has constructed tanks, ponds, or wells, &c at his own expense, receiving a grant of land (Kattukodigi,) 9 i { such grants shall be continued to the person who completed » %3@ the works. When the tanks, &c. become deteriorated, they Sa08 st be repaired by the Constructors, and not by the Circar 95TV If they have not the means of repairing them, the works shall i ¥ ] be repaired by the Circar according to the prescribed rules of measurement, and the money expended shall be collected from the holders of the Kattukodigi, by instalments. They ologe, G mlbt shall likewise be required to dig out the deposit from the in- side of the tank and put the mud on the bund or dam S be he & TOBRRN land free of rent for building tank, &e. s. n. from ol T, o build and Sw&N a grant, s.n. T8 a pond, or small tank, s. n. 8BRS fo continue, v. a. 3R, P. broken, out of re- of pair, adj. S09338> A, mending, aepcm mg, S. N. BTIT sans ;gﬁ@ I means, s. n. ¥R, A. instalment, s. DR DIADIFTOR ever 7y year. N bank, s. n. [ 1 0]7706?’ ) 0 ) z(}llf, 0 g 14# S — 108 — 1ot em FROM PURNIAH (TI—IE LATE DEWAN OF MYSORE) TO THE AMALDAR OF MANDEM. arrears the Hs OIW3 R FoBT WTOYEIT 30280303008 ﬁs‘oﬁgsﬁﬁ every I T ﬁaﬂaﬁ@d_d. ©O5IA, g%ﬁ% BAVNT DD @ﬁ\oﬁo#o&ﬁ%’dd =on effected WT BT, 239 Teo 10 09, B9EN aj)e;ja:ﬁ Ro$ZTT W VI Amalda 2WIE ) 3o, WINE LWIEMY oFaf, YLFESI0 T)Pe "o T Keep th B 200 _oBer, Br 3008 BedY Beo T WeToN, Vg oI ordered, g7 w@%caﬁo@go wow@ﬁ%, STaPAE B3 W Ty WE 83@)% stateme; Deen i TROBO AT TITW3T0? LETWE BRLITITHR N @zc% %%—’& TR @‘a@aﬁ@ﬁ’ TwROR WBR FFON édd@aaﬁsod VR and 1em orm ki E3%OFT BB Tme W3O IR SeTINTRN, %—“a{ig@@ood &o 10th M ny TE WD TR YVUB, OB, x’&ds‘%’ add),, REe B 8 YRE SRB FFWAS, HoWyd SN, 0T FRreBd, BT Uauf‘ O3 ®@e en Wt Y B Feodd aTINTE, ORR T, @), applied 1P gy tag)oaﬁﬁ’\w! QWY ’{Q&)aéozj (Shate) P&Zﬁoé’, TWPON WERA THodo ‘?ozie?n, T RPN sjwzéosidéd_ WHEOGN 950N TITR T name of BRIV, Az WIPN Sy, FB0E W3R PRV Bo[TY ed‘ hefo ady, o TIRREBRN [SBHRLVY SRR, BRPONR TPI2eRIZI. QBY B & {!?'Tearg’ TAe wREe T anEoR gngcrdzﬁogm? 239% 2VVEY BT $Beu? & IS 3%Q%&6’%, BRAON FFoLRITHY. WRAN § shz'llz}zg VBRTSH, DBeF INB, VT IS BRNE WINT ::)a%"e@;saﬁ Years, 4 by TR BRAIST. 2P FoBZTT oy 00, F BT T, B20Ls aoFe BRBV VR, BS ov-oFSe AR, Ui A balance of Pagodas 23 stood against your Talook at the id I, i, end of the year Alkshiuh, and subsequently a sum of pagodas 2,479 appeared against it for the year Prabhava, viz. Pago- Years, das 500 in money and Pagodas 1,979 in kind. Why have Highg you suffered such a heavy balance to remain unadjusted, al- ])ﬂ[m (W4 l‘ though it is now the end of the year Vibhava? If the selling ZeFLUP n :ZL price of produce has fallen short of the estimated value, by a 20 quarter or half a fanam, you should have written to the Ha- ) I 107 zur to say so and then used your exertions to realize the LSPDSE gf amount by the sale of the grain, for you know that you are e { G N — 109 — DAR OF not employed merely to draw your salary and let such heavy arrears accumulate, neither collecting and remitting them to e the Haztir, nor paying attention to the orders sent to you Wl every month from our Cutcherry. If this business cannot be effected by you, you will report to the Hazir and another ol Amaldar shall be sent in your place to collect the money. 0ng 20 Keep this in mind and collect the arrears in full as above ? ordered, and send them to the Haztir together with a detailed g’% statement of the produce, showing how much has already been disposed of, and how much remains. Sell all the grain 3 ;\ | and remit the whole amount of the arrears whether in money Jon \gl or in kind.—Friday 9th Phalguna Bakula of Vibhava year or 10th March 1809. By A OowdR sans. possessor of royal wealth, a term of courtesy { i applied to an inferior or persons of moderate rank. = T S P. a native head revenue officer in a dz’strfé'ct, 8. M. 330TITIOR 4 name of a man. HeoFey name of a man, with = explain- o~ (v 2 ed before. &30 the 60tk year of the Hindu cycle. SR untl, onw adv. w0 3% wode Rev amount of balance due. wod A. balance, ) 60 arreoars, s. n. 1 stands for S8%% ¢ pagoda, a gold coin worth v 7 8 shillings, s. n. BB the first year of the Hindu cycle of 60 Y ﬂ;‘\ﬁ years. H8xIE balance on account of tax in money. SeARITS oV balance on account of the grain remainming in store. ©RR> A. fja articles, things, also revenue in kind, s. n. wogiodo sans. fotal, lit. both, s. n. & B%3 in this manner. 2SS plenty, much. w3 gt i WoIN being due. 33 the 2d year of the Hindu cycle of sixty 300&1 i years. €88 P, end, 5. n. W sans. untl this time, adv. @ Pagt & DA Bwordy B8 TSRy what ¢s the reason of allowing the 7 h&?e o, balance to remain. W BP0 TR estimated value of the re- venue in kind. @03 H. an estimate, s. n. G908 price, s. n. oo qelling Il y A one quarter of any thing, s. n. 3 half a sidver fanam. BB ) b"a o T3 more or less. BRERBY A, exertion, 8. n. 203F IR fo Ze ﬂle dispose of, to expend, v. a. 0BF A. expense, s. n. w3 PR3 fo recover, to collect, v. a. &n$ 383 every month. W33 sans. an dg,&gg g — 110 — order, injunction, 8. n. XJR sans. recollection, attention, 8. n ,Qd.g Byronde SR fo settle in full, v. a. from yyeme M. clearance of %O’J accounts, s. n. AowP salary, s. n. =398, sans. only, adv. DT, qy ¢ oy, BRSR, you know you are not employed. &, which signifies mmo “that 7s all”, is used here to denote the phrase “you know” @ thaert Do B &Nt w8 If it cannot be done by you. wiwwy A. - F)o o stead, adv. 2% M out of, with regard to, adv. 20FFRLEERS how @ o much has been disposed of? =8¢ a list, catalogue, 8. . AOT 0 B o0 i full, entirely, adv ﬁom movey sans. the whole, the en- C\ U tire, all, s. n. o080 12¢h lunar month. v stands for w=0% dark lunar fortnight. 3% H. month. s59%F Anglice, March NS NQU\)Q 1809 in the year 1809. =5° A. an age, a period, s. n. 2ad H the solar year, s. n P TRT3) BRRHTY B FRIDATO Ty Jung | 93003 DEFISR Petition WWFTIRY,. NOVBND BrvnT T8 Fos Laye, %,jcéo oode Ny BIOV-NBL WHTY B0esy 9R[ON B of iy BRY IRBOS af)zs&kw TR0 @@a% BRR BB eaz:? 0N, DWIB) FTITOBY. 5908 h()pe ] yself TI0LEI powy TITY WIHY ‘§Jaoc§ 9237 e OFT 239200 TIN N EN SRR en, B enoy. B2 ¥ © VI [oYSRN A; 5andg, I be il '@msegg a:ﬁcazéosﬁ o= m@zﬁ Oor, AIMIR YL [N, SO0 Wt 4 Qe FWIWR, ITIFT u«ﬁm’ 55’# Vo8 ,0on $3eTOTY 2 0Fe yeary DB anes. 3T @amﬁaen’@)‘ n_)ﬁo B9239Te [IE 25¢ nd the FoBY TP TeYTO R0 T8 @, T3 TYN M3, 20¢wS0 e, the Qo 30BN WANTO AW, WoTY I TV B003T Towy, SHE 3(Sa‘ | Haﬁ'e BT YT BSTTY. B, NG, ¥ Sy w3 sﬁ’éé’ %o’o KRBIBTT word [J{F T, Boo TTXD 3§00 30X o30F 03T f abOu\ T8, By SBT3, BOTIRY). FTOoRY, ITIFORE) @3V TR yeay ]07 U gy BONTT, QY H0WTIN TFISI 25030 (\)055 o aﬁ’gbgw A hyg n——lll—« Bl .0&8 DT oD WTTY BT QT o) r“z? $I, aé’d ) e f ROV B TIR SRBATT, 930 53(5‘03@ [ ) 67303%’% m édo B $TB B, BIN WoR) YT ﬁo?@gef) 7 BRTVSTITT zwofi)o A omfe il MDY SRBN am 3. B8 2R "’?D&\Z‘Saﬁﬁ 2 Y3 799 A z@wgﬁaﬁov 53301 AT TYV0RN TRABIB0B3 SRSVSTITOR o TO0 BTV, QTS &’)zgsddaaﬁ WBRE3), WSS 239200TY &MY W hon ROtk S, BW. TR N@Zﬁﬁ n0eed; TRN B INBIRT, S fo o b0 T 239090 %’“.rawoj, RTIFTT T RoHACI) B[RB, TITY &V 3 dirk (i m SEpIatterl cac? 5,085 aZPD 23501%’;353‘0 0 ¥ 3O Todo [l wa% 300073 aaa&o PBETY TNRY @’%” wr\’ wd%—“ cc’oo# 550N ’jguH SRLTISE NY VTRT &1 e3ed. TO THE MYSORE COMMISSIONER PETITION OF DASEGOUDA OF KERE SANTE SAMAT IN THE TALOOK OF GARUDAGIRI I have cultivated the Circar lands up to this date the 3d June 1835. You are acquainted with the particulars of the petition which I addressed to you on the 20th May last; but I have received no answer. Now there has been a good fall i ﬁ? of rain and this is the proper season for cultivation. In the il D o i hope therefore of cultivating the lands and recommending myself to the patronage of the Circar by increasing the Jama- o ocﬂ bandy, 1 beg to state that I asked the Shanabhoga to give me ) &0 the village in rent; but seeing that there is a large tank in it ;Mw with 40 Begjwari candies of wet land under it, and that one g0 year's supply of water would suffice for four years cropping ﬂ@e and that if the wet lands were cultivated with sugar cane and ; Lz Al rice, they would yield a produce of four or five hundred Pago- o 7 das a year, he told me that the Circar would not rent the village. They have however entered in the accounts a sum 5 v of about Pagodas 274 (only) as the estimated Beriz for the Jrov year Jaya. If the paddy and dry grains be measured, the ac- N 7 tual out-turn will be found to be Pacodas 350 The Mamla- i dar has now caused suoar cane to be cultivated to the extent S —-- 112 — of one lack guntas of land. If orders be 1ssued to the Mamla- froin d dar to send the Shanabhoga and myself to you, you will be- &e. s come acquainted with the whole of these particulars. I am a und, If vou favour me with it, I humble resident of the village proper, will give substantial security and pay the revenue to Circar victy regularly, and maintain myself. I beg you will take these circumstances into your consideration and issue such orders as you may think proper for my guidance s A, Majesty, highness, (atitle addressed to the great.) TRwARcy Anglice, Commissioner, 598 A. a lord, master, Pa% —pe i 5 . 253028 dat. sing. of DwRBy P, service, attendance, s. n. @ W v wrwoRy, P. o written petition or humble representation, s. n. 0 T hSES 3o®@Nd name of a place. F8xc3 name of a place. 8333 H. a di- /§o7 vision of a district, 8. n. ToAR N¥A@ name of a man. As° 1835 L~ 8% (2L Lk @/c[ o the year 1835. 8zed A. husbandry, s. n. ©wdss o952 may e ZE' your highness be in peace, a respectful style of address to a per- g son of hich rank. o933 P peace, tranguzl[zty, n. 30 Ang- e lice, May. 2093 on the 20th. o> A. known, adj. %8¢ good. ®A%Y; adj. B a quantity of rain sufficient to render the earth fit for %) ~ ploughing. % rain, s. n. w3wwed H. the seitlement of the re- Ny venue payable to Government, used here incorrectly for Jama, OEER Y Q’) the Government demand or assessment. 8. n. ®WEo=y H. fo - W crease, v. a. 93, sans. worthy, adj. T98BReR a village clerk, or accountant, s. m. 22398 P. a rent, a form, s. n. 39X great, adj W3 33 298 under (the irrigation of ) the tank. w30 quantity of seed AR required to sow each field, s. n. 3xw to be full, v. n. 2% sugar 3 cane, s. n. w0 the twenty-fourth year of the Hindu cydle of T sixty. @owowy estimate, s. n. IR measuring of grain, in the 2] thrashing floor, also division or sharing of corn, s. n. ©F, sans i o one lac or hundred thousand. 1 o square land measure, s. 1. 3 c ’N: QCEIOT sans. circumstances; S. N. TO™ sos I am a native of ¥ the place. 1oy A. poor, humble, adj. S3es A. substantial, S8 wortly, adj. Roweod BRW fo pay, V. a. LTI fo be relieved @mg ot — 113 — anls 1l e SJrom distress, &e. comp. v. n. w98 sans. relief from distress, &e. 8. n. vIAD sans. efcetera 0% sans. dwine, adj. 38, sans g mind, s. n. TTPWORI to consider, to investigate, v. a. 0B, sans It proper, adj. 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AT 4 FROM THE PRINCIPAL COLLECTOR OF THE ) 4 ¢ ; CANARA ZILLA. s Wi 9\ L TO TASILDAR OF BEKAL. wy In this district a money assessment has been established gjﬁo?wdw and however great the produce may be, the Jamabandy is fixed according to the T'harao and no more. Under these e QO el circumstances the Kambharti Vargdars (or proprietors pay- vl a{(% ing below the T’harao) may feel it their interest to improve ™ their lands that they may be enabled to pay the full demand (or o %0 M\ T’harao) thereon and obtain a profit for themselves besides. ST If the probable out-turn of each estate (or Varg) had been ; ascertained at the time of fixing the T"harao and the stand- 0 o 4 ey{i ard fixed in reference thereto, the Tharao ought to be en- forced in all cases; but as the standard was determined on a 3 T k consideration of the old Beriz and average past collections F0 ¥ without reference to the produce of the Varg, the proprietors whose income exceeds the T harao pay the full demand with- Pl out making the least objection, while those whose income is 8% below the T’harao despair that their estates will yield the 15% R g government demand notwithstanding their exertions and out- fhe ¢ lay of their capital and lose all interest about them. This how obstacle which operates against the interests of the Ryots and he 12 of the government, has been brought to the notice of the main Haztr and it is under contemplation to remove it by referring Ty 8 p it for the orders of the Board of Revenue. With a view to must protect the Ryots from the difficulties and secure the govern- chary ment from suffering in its revenue, a Culwar enquiry was Same made during the present year’s Jamabandy and the estates ace0C which were fit to pay the standard were brought up to the bandy T’harao and those reqﬁiring time to attain to the full demand said 9 had instalments fixed on them after inspection and with the of the consent ok ryots—the assessment of those which appeared in- keepir capable of bearing the T’harao was not raised but the full ther demand was suspended pending the orders of the Board of mugt Revenue, while those that requiring farther examination were veying reserved for enquiry. The abstract statement prepared accord- making ing to the orders given to the above effect at the time of the Beejwz Jamabandy is herein enclosed. The Culwar investigation was by ef made during the Jamabandy of the Talook and according to it by 0or the Beriz of the fully assessed (Bharti) individuals was Pags. and f 47,082 and of the estates (Vargs) to be brought up to the full the 1ea Beriz hereafter was Pags. 320 respecting both of which classes of the no enquiry is necessary, but with regard to the estates (Vargs) sty | entered at Pags. 844 which have been reserved for enquiry, may il as the Managars, Shanbhogas, Peshcar and yourself have A little business at this season, no extra Sibbandy will be em- ang i ployed for the purpose,—you will therefore make each of the Teagy Servants conduct the survey of some particular estates with show all possible despatch, giving them assistance of peons, if ne- o tefp cessary, and set them to work accordingly from the com- mencement of August next. Where the estates are extensive Velyed) With g or where there may be any suspicion, you yourself or the Peshcar must superintend the examination (Azmayishi). You % will visit the Maganis and ascertain by every means in your (lgg} §i power whether the examination (Azmayishi) instituted by P Mg ki — 117 — d ot the other persons is correct. You will likewise fully ascertain This fs and how far the present demand (Jamabandy) on the estates may be raised and how much every year, explaining why the re- of the mainder (of the T’hamo) cannot be realized. When the sur- errig vey shall be completed, the examination (Azmayishi) accounts 1w must be forwarded to the persons in the Hazdr who have OVel: charge of those of the Talook, submitting an abstract of the y W same to the Hazir. In settling these estates, you will act estates according to the orders passed after enquiry during the Jama- fo e bandy. The remainder, viz. 178 should be entered in the emand said abstract as the amount to be disposed of, after the receipt ith iy of the Board’s orders, not adding it to the Jamabandy, but red keeping it suspended from the Culwar settlement until fur- e fil ther orders. To secure a just survey of all these Vargs, you ard ol must take care to prevent frauds being practised by the Sur- n et veying officers. The following rules should be observed in oot making the Survey:—Ascertain the extent according to the of the Beejwary standard, in rice land by examining the fields and on Wi by referring to the leases (Genichits) if forthecoming checked y i by comparison with the accounts of the neighbouring estates g Dup and from all these enter the gross produce (Huttuvali) where e il the leases (Genichits) are not forthcoming, the circumstances lass of the Varg should be considered and reference had to the g usual rates (Rewaz) of the nearest estate or the proper rate may determined by a Panchayat. nquf f hare As regards the gardens the extent should be measured e e and in the cocoanut gardens, the trees counted and the ground ) Of il measured by rods according to the custom of each village 83 Wﬁh showing at the same time the amount of Geni ascertained , e in reference to the usage (Rewaz). For every ten Vargs sur- 0 coll veyed, you will submit a report as before directed together with the Culwarchittas. O]‘ the Sov@ of or belonging to Karnatake, also Karnataka langu- ) 1o m yom age, s.n. B0 A. a district, a zilla, s. n. JzR00° T80 Anglice. Principal Collector. 233> 8798 A. possessing the emblem of fel J A honor from %3 honor, greatness and SA8 emblem. TRV sguif P. a head native revenue officer in a district, s. m. tTS° name Ferof of a place. 30358 womed A. may you be happy. wodw P. EoPD a word written at the beginning of Cutcherry papers meaning puddy now. 8093 H. settlement, decision, also standard of revenue fized Measur i the zilla of Canara, s. n. from 3oese H. to fiz, to cause to squate stop. TREFSNFTDB proprictor of an estate paying the assessment rery below the standard, s. m. from o P. little or less, t33F H. fulness. st 1 assernh SF sans. an estate or land, s. n. T, 5y sans. hard work from T8, hard and 3@ cultivation. @33 sans. produce, also birth D s. n. 8% A. examination, trial, s. n. 23 sans. condition, state, vegetal 8. n. %008 former, adj. 809K P. an dvemge, 8. n. d390 H. S' n' &J' 51, % without, adv. ®Ts8s A. opposition, hindrance, s.n. S8 to lay out, v. a. 35880 A. pains, labour, s. n. w3k P. hope, i expectation, s. n. OBy BAWRY Anglice. Revenue Board. 209 3 P. desire, wish, s. n. 35598 by individuals, adj. from 5% an individual or Ryot and =93 P. an affix joined to the Persian 3 N J\ ! or Arabic words to convert them into adverbs or adjectives. BOO, R =R fo bring up to the standard, comp. v. TR A. v consent, s. n. QOR fo rawse; here it is used for raising the as- =] sessment. B3ITRBY AL suspense or abolishing, s. v. [pkdy total, A adj. and s. n. AweseD P. abstract of an account, s. n. ST =2 - D A. enclosed, s. n. S9FeNBa managar, a headman, s.n. w0 S P O A. necessity, s. n. 3 A. and conj. ZFJT P. a deputy, o ek < revenue servant under an Amalder, s. m. ©onad» P. temporary, = e additional, adj. 3wod P. establishment of servants, s. n. ©odo Tl L G300 such and such persons. ©@wsS08 P. examination, s. n. &2 Sek P. o peon, s. m. 393330 P. help, assistance, s. n. efﬁﬁi; 2 ' Anglice, August. % sans. commencement, here it is used to § signify from. ©S0=98 sans. suspicion, 8. n. S™NS a dwision of §Q?30Q a district, s. n. IRICR) TR with all the possible means, =, so much and N from s»&3 rel. part. of WA to be possible, © & Wy s £,0308, sans. endeavour, s. n. $AO A. season, here it is used to ) — 119 — N W signify “a harvest year” commencing from the 12th July. e o name FIN sans. fully, adv. 8,539 A.report, information, s. n. o) 7 Wo BB fo settle, v. a. 38 H. fraudulent practice, s. n. woz=a dll it paddy field, from go8 H, corn and 3@ a field, 5. n. 398 a il measure of land, the average moray is 45 guntas, each 33 feet 136 square or 49,005 square feet, also signifies rent ¢n kind, Recd ool rent, 8 n. feekesedd @ lease, s. n. dzvn A. usage, custom or il i usual rates, s. n. oS P. reference, s. n. TowFecdh3 sans. an B o assembly of arbitrators (usually five) for decision of disputes, I ) lin &e. woreadids P. garden or ground planted with Jruit trees or stit vegetables, s. n. @98 measurement, s. n. Jpews g pole or rod, o 8. N, B, ToF BRIV &3 TR when ten vargas are surveyed, Jw /v i 8. 0. B¥TIT WBe an account showing every Ryot, from Soved ]10{/‘ individual and @3¢ a rough daily account. 8¢ M. with 1 o SRR 353 00 ersial TPLRA FeI 0 5@@;@@ BT TRENY 2209 27 003uE0r i) o) BRI, LTI, o 05 33’-8-6833. ) tOfUL 3)6301 Bor3 WBRTY D ? BRY T 107 ?355‘9‘ So0E DT STOZ/ -o-o. 33&’&\ TOYU 033 T0? oM. | , Wﬁ/q b {S@M BeR[TY B Tu? EAEST ooty (‘5(«3&\ TR Hv? a‘@qgmzj. DBRY Y. 0080 Y, BYY BoST? Zcﬂ SITRA #Jaégj %33903\;5@’0 OIN — s F. 353% ﬁgjdod FORXRUE donl® Zorma3d WIS Laed f0 ® R Beeyd 23000 Fwod Z)wadasa?ool NeT ?ozézj%) jonl %Qgecsoo RITRFFTN WBRD. m(’ﬂﬂst 2T wm’ozpaa);g oY TT eé’gai@ SRVBW TR c]l ﬂﬂd 2RIITTY WRLY TUTIT SRBZ, g9 TORRTE 9o ARRNTER Y a’aiol TS %Jocso—ﬁﬁc{ g O30 SEM ST/ — 120 — WY Qmd, s, wuao TROYWR? dom), FRETTV. WRT I, TIT DU TEYIGT om0 TEYETI. WILHITTEO ITH & g b Covc\c 9T BMBITRE 0TV TWRFTI. BN AaTLRD Teodn BOTUYBENGE S SHTEY, BmY T HoBd Bewy, 008, @3 Tod RN 0023 BT TRBEY €03 %mm%awﬁ IS @ﬂa Q) TREITY, AL IR FRHAW &N, FTFORXRUE Sonpy @aoﬂ Jola A TOT, TOBTROBY TLHeN, ©d wIRT T OoNTY BB from A QUFRB, R BBy, VT SYR Boodnere BMTSEY T B T, WonY VTTIT %,@mﬁaa,v. oM CIVoWT 9FSe S Jesty 3 ..%ém%wuo. vuow VYS TSN B0 0eeedY HoBd YT :;% Jola, ToT, - OoNmY Nuqmwﬂﬂ VXY T3 T[IRRTHL o3 TeY T TO00, TOMY NORTY BTTIR WY ©F BRoBRY. W0 He an On ST the B; oD Toey, RT3 %&mﬁ&afﬁ BRQY TSOBRY, T o2 Bazay BTy AFLD TOERUE DoniE B TR, 205, 0. ifhe; BET BT TRT By Oongy IR0 TIE SN Teor 5_(,5 gony %om&laa». 2030 BODATY HTBY TTRT AT 5L ?ma.m ¥ DTN, TREIB LNoR), TEYTRVY. TIRV—FITH @T, 0 wm:@,_ ” B0t BoTIvy NG FT e wony BT B,T98 Tk, i ¢}, 3, R0 TR 3 o8, VeyBev. T8 ©N, BT, 00 ITEY g fp [Tz Wiy T, %,@mﬂ&a@z TORXRYE Oong Teornd ol the e30e0r T, B3 CRETTY PO RIS S B the J B BTROR, OonT TYONY T .%&@@.mawv =0. B3 YLER the ay thaga] S.T8), B3 38K Y eF? N0m), TEFWRV. ToF TRoB that he TS ﬁ%om@v u&ww G&aa%d. ufeldatal %&awa TROBC) i fo e 20T, TRPTUW. TIIT LALY 030 SFF FRoBITY; ~ 30e0T T a@&u@q SR® LBReeyd DR ﬁamv%v 0. TRV Bt ¢ TOBUIRTY, AT i lag DEPOSITION GIVEN BEFORE THE POLICE OFFICER IN THE TALOOK OF g HUVINA HADAGAL IN THE ZILLAH OF BELLARI. faly g (Question, Answer. © ¢ o ¢ © & o & © 0 0+ o s 0 @ ﬁsm@ i What 18 your name? Pakirappa. Jl b What is your father’s name? .- ... .... Totrappah. Il it oga ioa ——, s a2y 0 What is your age? ® 6 ¢ ¢ 8o 8 & o 0 0 o 22 years. : % ; What is your Caste? Oy e AR e sk e e Vel Ly e Lingayat. DA L ST TSR R T T AR Sl SR P SRSV S 0 f Who is your God? Basava. ® ¢ © ¢ 8 0 0 e o s @ L What is your profession? Trade. What is your place of residence Holalu. Q. State truly what you saw and heard regarding the | Jola (or Jawary) belonging to Basava having been purchased B from Karyalada Linga of your village. \ A iAs T was selling Jola in the Bazar in the month of = Qv Jesta in the year Bahudhanya, a person named Karyalada ; t Linga came to me and said 4I have four pagodas’ worth of o Jola. Will you take it? I asked him what was the price? M He answered “take it at whatever price they are selling it in o the Bazar.” Being informed that the grain was selling in the Bazar at 641 measure for an Ickéri pagoda, I told him that ” W if he liked it, he might give it to me at that rate. Karyalada /00 06 Linga agreed and took me to his thrashing floor. He and A Dasarahally Linga. took out the Jola from a heap and the Al latter measured out one pagoda’s worth of grain. As I told f him that I did not like his mode of measuring, Linga allowed OB me to measure the grain myself justly. I accordingly measur- Pontd ed the (remaining) three pagodas’ worth of grain. Thus I took Q dvﬁ the Jola for four pagodas, and gave four Ickéri pagodas to it the hands of Karyalada Linga. A month after I had pur- chased the grain, Dasarahally Linga came to me, and said 0l that he had two pagodas’ worth of white Jola and offered it W\ A3 for sale to me. T told him thatI would take it if he sold it to % me at the rate of 14 giddala and a seer for a pagoda. He A agreed to it, and sold me the Jola for two Ickéri pagodas and a fanam in the thrashing floor of Karyalada Linga. The measurer of the village measured the grain and I paid the K oF money to the hands of Linga. I asked them to whom the grain belonged. They answered that they had bought and stored it, but sold it through necessity. I did not buy the Jola knowing it to have been stolen. The said persons sold it to me as traders. Thisis all I know. o 16 Mm“ — 122 — A0} wpedeRy Anglice police. %o%éaﬁséﬁ@ name of a place. @ ¢ i © Bellari. ®=5o03 A. a question, s.n. wow P. an answer, s. WeRS n. 3032 sans. age, s. n. OorveodB an individual of the sect who worship the lingam or the emblem of Siva, and carry the repre- WD sentation of 1t suspended around the neck, s. n. WIS the image &éﬁo@ of Nandi or Sivd’s Bull, placed in front of the image of Siwa PO and worshipped as a god by Lingayets. 3= A. business, trade, 3 profession, s. n. T%DTS sans. trade, commerce, 8. N. PLF i Ve name of a place. T:03%35 A, a deposition, also circumstances, 7 W $. n. To3TowE Oon name of a man. Rorved with or by, here it 6 0 9 is used in the sense of “from.” wR belonging fo. 203 P. bought, purchased. X9 sans. circumstances, s. n. OFRF ::: { [ ) % sans. true, adj. wRGVSy the 12th year in the Hindu cycle of Q ® 0N 60. ke sans. the third lunar month. S8 sans. a month, s. n. W g worzade P a market, s. n. 005908 9ol name of a man. w0y s0me3 BeR four pagodas worth of Jola or Jawary. woIv8H Q) QW S8 T39S according to the rate of the bazar. '3%_@ BRR 23@32 : Sy a pagoda said to have been coined at Ickéri Sagar, from % 3 B3¢0 name of a place and w3y a pagoda, s. n. &3 one half ?\@02&/’; of any thing. N3S a certain measure of capacity. B80S ¥ ) ook 668 If you agree to this. 3wews A. agreeing or assenting \..;\j@(ﬁ Y o to, s. n. v thrashing floor, s. n. 93330 sans. two persons. o) %’v@éé Y5, a raising frame work made with strow for depositing grain, &e. s. n. TOR TR fo put or lay aside, v. a. ©F IPB FLRY to measure for another person, comp. V. @ESQL 0998 T3 RO e BER S0 we don't like your mode of measuring. RoveDs to be agree- able ox consistent, v. n. B3FGF sans. justly, adv. =BT A. 0 total, s. n. ad3 8390 besides this. 8393y P. at a guess, or Subbam‘ about, adv. 29 Beed white kind of Jola, s. n. Jp3,0 avillage & Citeq measurer, s. n. 80 true, adj. TIF B3 to store, v. a. @SR ne~ thoyg 1 cessity, s. 1. Qhetry P lage] s 8l g ) o — 125 — i) Y WRSER) B0 ToVNTD FHAN WP WFDDORTOR, e s WL 2308 TBeT Tweld N 2TY Tl T PSR ol DTS — ropite DI, T3 TPYNTV VY CTIT *o%o@oﬁozﬁc T L\RT Aeo iy f Sin D éﬁ%q{ WWTZAY, SRR QWY Foiy POWRTY SN, %, '?gaé TR0 frd TORR WTE VRS- ?)zﬁﬁ YR SBFSIece 305 [) B=o0. 0] WU, T WOPRTY QT B 100 DRRE T0od Fory Sf here ! DTE T %‘z{%’cg&ﬁ WO TOYEY @TWIN, FAHWD Tl N e Need éﬁgoﬁoowﬁa& z%e?:_)gzsad ﬁo%caoﬁoo’o aa’s@%;_ BRTH o : g B TITTY,. RI0-o0-02 PO eIIT THTIN 98 TAT LILT, it «azsg)c% T XD ﬁgo@ﬁo@si‘g 2TONIDRITRR) BT %Jaz\%@ec)n, b, .1 T3 T/ NI DRBLCTY Wo3, BB aa‘cgse:a?\; =30 éaﬁgé B9 ﬁo\@?é".@g‘ée SRITIRZEY. BT ROVLTVRFT TRSTRT 5“\ Uw g T, TRIHLILD VRBRRY w03, z—%«ejn Jarie] #o% TICIOERY €90 oot ﬁ@g@n ; HR3p0RD BABWLS @%c", e w@%%?‘g%ﬁ 90 r, o 8, TeP FRD SN SBF 0on, 28, TIZRED ELfalctatel § . ii4 ] [} BB AHR TS, 2,30 Fem 2oy, N BRLAH, esz% A wu&gm; g TaReRe TEN '@@‘%f'ég BRBIF B3 PRRF OV TJogpeded sl F.?‘J@Cédd% TR BAREOY 0md, T, 0TY, To2Bon 2 e TR Bl H P, 7 y}(lll DEPOSITION GIVEN BY BAJEBAB CHINTALLI INHABITANT OF KUDALGI XL BEFORE THE POLICE OFFICER IN THE TALOOK OF KUDALGI f 5 f IN THE ZILLA OF BELLARI. eagm Q. Sendi Timma of this village having complained that A Subbaraya, Zilladar of this Talook, used violence against him, 1685, 0 bas cited you as a witness, state truly what you know ] @‘ZZZ il about it. 440 A. One day about three weeks ago, I came to the Cut- cherry and sat down there, when, Subbaraya the Zilladar, placed Sendi Timma of the Cusaba of Kudalgi under Muhas- sal or restraint, for the payment of a balance (lit. money)and 16% Mg R 1 2 -’l e said “a sum of rupees 34 in arrears for Fusly 1227 is due and the amount of the arrack rent of the Cusaba for which BA you stood security, has not been paid. You must pay this demand in full.” When he thus began to importune him, 3 the said Timma made use of violent language. Then Sub- o baraya said, “if you use such improper expressions, I shall 1 2 beat you with a slipper.” He again used abusive langtage, W8 saying “you are not a Bramin, if you don’t beat me with the At slipper.” Upon this he rose up and seized a slipper, when I got up and interposed, he threw down the slipper—but I did R not see him beat the complainant with the slipper. This ot deposition I give with my free will. e Pans worlewraenededd name of a man. 23emed A. the superinten- It & dent of several villages, s. m. =eod H. Toddy, used here as pro- per name. 3, name of a man. @688, P. wiolence, oppression, 3 8. n. 0D P. a witness, also evidence, testimony, s. n. @ Oogy [ A3 sans. as matter were, as they occurred, i.e. truly, adv. Waert T o 30213 A. peons placed over a person, as a restraint to prevent s his escape or to enforce the payment of a demand, s. n. Reodnd Q’Q&i W &R arrack form, s. n. ¥TIRPR to pay the whole, v. a. IRk M\ Mg e to urge for the payment of money, to dun, from 3red A. 0 A dunning and 66?,3% to attach, to affix, v. a. SoRRLD IP abu- o WN swe language, from Soweded0 H. foulmouthed, adj. S3ti=enr T'QL Ve M. unjust seizure, here it is used for “harsh, unjust’ ToTPedD d) ig&f with the shipper, abl. sing. of mo3peRs P. shoe or slipper, s. n. W : o WodRem® when he said. W) TR0 B0 harsh word, RO just e at that time, adv. €BRYY fa interpose, v. a. 2383 P. own, by way of emphasis or corroboration. OEPOgy | (‘k\mQ i ‘drrgda e — 125 i UGN m& (0 Sovwsy BUY 279,00030m. vhich ﬁbma&ou&ao S@Om%a ? M) ?df QSS %&&&o& DFoTBL him, Stb SO, LINE By IB¥sT ?m&olzamw NNTY ZoER Wo TV B shal QT L0 TTTIG TR SRON Beory ST SWd R BpETBY, QTRN; TRDOR TO S BI.0 A3y, YWOIR @ 1agt, the TOR B3 WIVNTY YT [JpB. 77 ) T (mwr BRBTV, hen | LUREIIOWRN FTVROBTY 903, &S&ao 2B, @2& & %, W3RN o i QTP ON YT I3 DRI TN BRI, Ths RSO @l@& uaa -5 TWOVSITH O a&% eSc@ e T3 Jpe3ad ewaun &L&@w RS N 6&08 T, WINS By ¢ 3 it Y5300 ﬁum&oeoﬂ VRLDVORN TURBTY @03 8@8@&o® TITe S @i, g Bo. CEIESNRISEEIn SRV oL &oSac ax%% 3 30 N @3 B T 200N TReBoTe WITFY ORI e Go@ %mm%a 351l W) S0, BY'90 RoWeRVD RoNE aa RETO 0 3 ny)® w@u all &;@mlao e °3 008, eda TR &9 TROBY, TITY BY'+59 8 il zeedess uwayagwex 208&9@ =] %&U PG, 1S BN &J@ t?»% &@w FTOTY, TIXY BV T0230T BT ~cle B3ty w.., ami @a B3.T Ve, ©d %uu BRRAYN ToWy sBBRY i A N ag, deel ®wod 34085 Dod, ©&Y BREY Bweory, NYB A % TORLPRLTIT 2P0 WIWTY SRBEN, €3 0o, B& T ..q.wvna aoﬂ a@%a@u 7= &30 ﬁao ; & B00Bs T8 eon aa@? S®HaT do Javed wzaow/u 3, %uwmaaoﬂ &o@&@ma %@@ %@maoz@ WRITY T %mq NG g o%@ TIWTY =D ﬁmu eRN. &eeny BN %c@& d&ao%@o. 2@0 9 jié by DEPOSITION GIVEN BY BARIKARA BHIMA OF BORAMANORE BEFORE THE POLICE OFFICER IN THE TALOOK OF KUDALGI IN THE ZILLA OF BELLARI. Q. Bhima the Talwar of Bigane halli, stated that he came to the market in your village—got change for an Ickéri Pagoda in copper (Dudis) and while returning to his village, two persons, viz. Pdjari Balaga and Chalavadi Pottaga who e — 126 — reside in your village, beat him near Kovaradakallu and robbed him of his money. He has cited you as a witness, state truly therefore what you know about this matter? A. On Thursday the 2d Ashadha Suddha, two persons named Pdjari Balaga and Chalavadi Pottaga were placed in 03 custody in the choultry on a charge of having robbed Bhima, 8@ Talwar of Bigane halli. Two or three hours after sun set, Pottaga said that he would produce the stolen property. As We cH) the Gouda and Shanabhoga desired me to accompany the W Talwar Sanjiva, we, three persons, namely, Talwar Sanjiva, Balaga and myself, lighting a fire stick and tying a rope to A the arm of the prisoner Pottaga, went towards Kovaradakallu. [ jo —he showed a cambly with money in it in the cleft of a e rock. We took them out and delivered them to the Gouda 3 and Shanabhoga. During the night, the prisoners were kept U o under custody and the next day they were sent to the Cut- cherry. I made over the prisoners and the stolen property O3 together with the complainant to the Cutcherry. Thus I give 0.o§z.= w1t my deposition. ~Tf"moz BReSR8RSy name of a place. @590¢F0RR3 name of a man. ) el 2R8%Y name of a place. SO to change (as large money into smaller,) v. a. 3863 F0y name of a place. Fpon *in the Y, village, abl. sing. of ©wds a wllage, s. n. w=q third lunar iart month, s. n. w0 w5odn and BT FpZAR names of persons. 8% 5 2RO sans. an officiating priest, an attendant upon an wdol, s. Bagy m. WOTOR an mferior municipal officer whose duty i vs to at- [ ~ O U tend on the mayor (Settl) and corporation (Dyva) carrying @ ) o brass ladle on his shoulder. ©RR= to rob, to plunder, v. a. Bog from o®¥ H. plunder, booty, s. n. &3 H. custody, guard, s. ayts n. ©3.39 sans. sunsel, s. n. 29N an Indian hour, s. n. BB Wy oD 38R a stick used in the place of a torch, 8. n. BAYTE to wﬁgm tie a rope, v. a. $8 a cleft in a rock, s. n. ﬁm * In the common dialect, ablative cases of certain nouns denoting iﬁanimate things 0¥ » i are formed by adding €#R to them, as: exoo3mni in the mouth, %?éoo:arsfi in the hand. RoOR in the cmk. %z — 127 — and 30 WOTINTRITSEINE, B AT LIDTD NS T3RTIT ua»ﬂ@a%m 15008 el 11 OBEF, WIONT) WTIISNRE WY T TR,V T DI WSHOC FTBY BRI WornN TR TE m.wwaﬂ%omov I 1§ & TETeTe0. SRMIAWBY eF0 ¥R FNW [ BJov-80 BRD tr RNTIWTY BI6-_0¥-0 HROTON LIToBTHLTET20OVon &+ y the @,@bamw TORTY G,Uwu,m%. Nn0eY) TISTT Bwesdy! =endh d 7 WEST 3068 3BREO30N B30 o¥Fe DT ,5 B ov-8o e f) BRI B0 TN [P VT3 TG, I B0y _oFFe kallu DT O o &8@%% BTRAIS LN ©Beed TRoBDY. 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B3 LTI T, |I30¢ 0 o $)TT Ty, WT 78eT 2RO WTG T, &3 I WNOT, R — 128 — o VR BROD TFoo JRBRE 95309 LR T q;\%gb. NBeT ) the ¢ Bacy B IEIY. toun To wmr. o BASALINGAPPA JAKATI ATTACHED TO THE LATE SAMASTANAM OF e KITTUR (IN THE ZILLA OF BELGA.M) MAKES HIS REPRESENTATION WITH forme PROFOUND RESPECT AND OBEISANCE. e I am (well) at Kittur through your favour, up to (this day) the bth May 1842, corresponding with Fusly 1252, and I prep. #4,A hope you are in good health. The letter which you were 7 0 pleased to send a humble individual like myself under date the 15th April 1842 having reached me on the 29th, I read it §oln, with great respect. The two pieces of land, viz. one situate g o 3 in the village of Tigadi and the other in the Hatti Halli, held by my father Basalingappa under the administration of the mw?- late Sir Desayi which you were pleased in Fusly 1237 to [/ (]ay have continued in my name have been forcibly seized by my % s relation Parappa Solabannanavara and are now enjoyed by s him. When I ask him to give my fields up to me, he bullies Sans, me. He has likewise taken possession of all our household property which my father had secured in the village of Tigadi Cﬂ??:?/ | V.4 ¢ during the disordered state of Kittur in Fusly 1234, when I 0 ild demand it, he will not listen to me. I have no other protee- tion than yours. At the time of my father’s death, he told me 0 fuf to act according to your directions. I therefore beg to entreat b, that you will support me by writing letters to the Hazir HG ()ﬁ"l( Sherstadar of this Zilla and also to the Collector that they @4’3\\' may adopt measures to prevent my relation Parappa Sola- fan, bannanavara from interfering with my fields and also favour Day, me with a letter to say that you wrote them letters. I cannot finy, write any thing more. ?"fzg b0 T30 TwRT30 306 3 IR LIVTIRHTIT R zp‘a;{%_ A. to the presence of Mr._ comp. of &3 P. fo, prep. wo 0y Woy an P. servitude, s. n. S3x88 Anglice Master. wo59343 P. a it iy fon, brave man, s. m. ARG eE dat. sing. of RAFIE sans. presence s — 129 — ) proximity, s. n. wAONT, name of a man. w393 H. a farmer of the customs, s. m. Sk A. late, former, adj. Romdg sans. town or place of a Raja, a state, s. n, $35,3> name of a place. { OF 05w A. civelaty, respect, s. n. 38K 3930 A. salutation, s. n. T ¥Fe@98 P. a profound salutation, s. n. w3d5GF P. having per- VI formed. @wr Sx0EeRerd P. address us presented. ®3¢2 A. a circumstance, s. n. 3omeoB) P. until, up to, (a particular date) davl and [ prep. %o stands for %8 P. a lunar day, s. n. 3% P. a month el 3%, Anglice. May, 3032085 A. corresponding with., 35930588 r e T 8w0ReB through your kind regard, from 5933 P. master, lord, el s. m. &3 P. purity of heart, s. n. also kind adj. and Swo® A. s regard, 8. n. WS A. present, adj. here it signifies “well” e now T8 R0 may the protector of the poor be wn peace. 6 | of 1 Bo35e3030oN sans. bewng full of kindness, adv. 3¢ A. date, R a day of the month, s. n. 35esersn P. kindness, favour, s. n. )y 1y =8, sans. a letter of correspondence, s. n. S8y to reach, v. a. el ly &0AOs%R to place on the head through respect, v. a. from 8% hullis sans. with the head, with respect, adv. %= sans. fo bear, to sehold carry a burden, v. a. S 389y to read one's self, lit. to see, Tigadi V. a. &n& name of a village. 5&% ﬁ%g) name of a village. Roo dhenl roted a field, s. n. TF, 200 XS, in the name of (my) father from *Sod a father. S5tkzo the head of a Parganna, comp. of so¢ P, bld i head, a prefix in composition with words designating the pub- el Haatt lic officers of state, and @ezo M. the head of a district, s. m. j 1hef Ry A, rule, reign, s. n. SRR P. showing, s. n. w0 ol sans. @ kinsman, near or remote. SUDRLOW0LARE3 name of a man. YR sans. fo encroach upon, to sewze and hold posses- farour gg,nﬂOt $10n V. a. EREIIR sans. to enjoy, V. a. wooredd M. overbear- ing conduct, s. n. @i H. disorder, wrangling, confusion, s. 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RN E % a&a&@eo %%ow aqaavowom B FIRITY S8 8&&8@% OV P %b&z@@ 208 BeBoBy SuReDy 238 %,@g 0B053,B; SBOT & W3 &9 79 203030 TIBRTY SuBR, ﬁoa@azo 2T & @%ﬂo&@v 6&0 98 m&@w ﬁ%m% DRT DD [IIFOWA B WINREY BT z@&a@& @mmmm sas3 mu PwT3 BTDR30. 3 9 i Jo 0 ) i o i cH [ — 190 — Y T W DIALOGUES. w OV *mmmd‘)?'°"." -+ Who are you? ® © 0o o o ¥ orié SO BBRET ;S’ogirade. .. I am an inhabitant of Mysore. e o ¢ o o 2R, BRD> 0RTT -+ -+« - What is your name? i ﬁﬁd %‘fdd\) gﬁ%g;{). . e o o o o + My name is Timmappa. orte SRR O30 BT v v oo e s s - What do you want? ° e o o o L) ° ) 3 LFITO 20T, - - - I want employment. . L . L) ° ° R 03503 wod? . To what caste do you belong? B - I am a Sudra. N Will you be employed under B3, B8, 1500 VTG,03507 ° e me? Vsad 3 % 0 gd&ies..-. 9 @ e e o o e o & o o o I“‘Vill° 00028 03598 aa’é, FOTO LR ©e? - - Whom did you serve };efore? el Fo0eT B, f&% . «+ I served Mr. Why did you leave that gentle- 4 e3 FORCWS LFOTOC ms%% z‘:feé? . { man’s service. == bD 67380 DUIIR BTk Bwekdy. He proceeded to England. R £3 FOEWT0 VN SN 0 TR What did that gentleman pay M, ° e | d‘)_é_g%m? ° o e ° o ° you every month? TovY, 0T FRBIGTT. - - v He paid me four Pagodas. T a4 8308 25eBR el wortde ko, + I want a Bungalow to rent. 3 5 TToN 23&5332:5 5'_'*’9.9903392, 20T ﬁ:;a@ Wo There is a small Bungalow un- - ° ° T3 = N A% 59 3. o - -0 0 s | occupied on the Mount Road. W ¥ It is to be borne in mind that a superior or a man of rank uses the plural pr(;- ¥ oy noun oY in speaking of himself and in addressing a man of rank such as a Zemindar, Poligar, or a Raja, employs the term &93 you. If the person addressed be a man of s, respectability as a Tasildar, Moonsif, the plural Q¢33 you, is used. If he be an inferior such as a menial servant, the pronoun &¢30 thow is employed. If the person spoken of be a superior in rank or a father, elder brother, master, the third person plural iy 9330 is used. If he be an equal or a man of respectability the pronoun €3 is used. If an inferior &30 is employed. The same distinction is observed in respect to fe- : males. e5% is used in speaking to a female of rank and €953%0 in respect to an inferior. i il — 191 — How many rooms are there in B3 20078 TEN IRV, TRPHNRLY 9537 { that Bungalow? 230 BIRDBNS. €953 e ®© ® ® ° o 9o 0 o o o There are five rooms 2023 QUVR evotde? Is there a bathinge room? TR S SR R e N There 1s e © ¢ © o o What is the rent of that Bun- &5 2on@ery O33R0 wolkn? galow? D3 oM o o SRR S G Five and twenty Pagodas e Won® o350 ? e ® o670 0 o o © 9 © o Whose Bungalow is that? 202, 30TITORY SN P HIEK B Re AL L ¥ It belongs to a Mahomedan T3 RoR & wonide F&fe)ed\)ﬁd% I will come this evening to see the Bungalow. Tell him also 2BB.053; 83, ID 28 TEK to come V3D, IO ................ Call him. et e g Come here B 308 oY woan} 3nds Fe¥de (I wish to take this house for 3; BTE, RmD VWAL e e | rent, have it white washed TR Slede SITHFo BPRR. + - Have the stable repaired. T3y, AesoRny *’éﬁe gotiiderte e Have a list made of my things. FOSTOR & woneen 3%\%0@ O Take the things to that Bun- g ® 0 9 O 0 0 0 06 © 0 ° ©0 © & 0 O & © O O galow FRO BPRP 00RY ol Wesa? How many coolies do you re- quire? 2033y, TRO B WTo. - v e e Fifty coolies. By ToRIORY ke 306 5‘-@\!%_0 Take some of these things upon BO VRN, e ovoesescsesen | carts. &R 03By, 38 ? What o’clock 1is it? BN RoD5ody B3, Ted? It 1s now about 10 o’clock ----- Awake me early tomorrow IR, 9% AT, :f 8 morning [By, PRIV TD, e ee v re e Bring my watch TN D0t ot BRTD,NB0 It is now eight o’clock e 392 {Why did you not awake me / ﬁfaz‘é;l SRR, 098 SAT HROY. [ “early in the morning? a3 TeEOR, SOR 0By BoRSy ReF B jSir, I ealled you twice or thrice; 4 PR R s 2 RS 33; 39y ARueFdy | but you did not awake. g “3&5 BN WRY BRBY, GOB0. + + e v It 1s mow very late. g ‘Jo * 6 0 o 0 o @ 301 rgeg) TOLL TRTL. Givg me some coffee. T 8 Bn wxy 3a30359N &n, Zowewow (It is very warm now, tell them Y 0% ® © o ® 6 & ® 0 0 v 0 e s s o 0 o W 7 to pull the punkah. ;Ssﬁoé « %7\)0716 RS P BRTEY AR i Give me my dressing gown. 4o 839, s?;@% ¢ 39 v AR s DRE ST AT PR S e 3% e ) Bring my shoes. W\DON 2o @i@éﬁ SNOAN R g B e o S -9305 Go a little that way. 8 PYRT 9. Bring that book. BT e« o 0 o o o o 0 0 2 0 0 o Q) '( %”jp%’ woBao? Has the barber come? BT T W R T Tell him to come 1n. :.3\) @335, S9N W e Nél ¢ ROy WA QT2 T oIS e VAR SR SR e Bring some warm water. eda /A Bt T0ROF woiZdee? Can you cut hair? ! Re2TOG SEROEY IO < ke Bring the soap. 'v)ge 63 Bring water in a basin. Z90TOFRY T 3%@%@%3 239, » T saﬁaé’ FOD) BB, ce st s e Wash my feet. % & B, BRI SEOR e v v e v v Show me the razor. BERY BN AT P IS o A Sharpen it well. ) VWD PR3 EAEN BRRB S Give me a clean towel. ® o o o @ Is the shoemaker come? Ra) SN LorRwe? 8 & T30, R0 WODY, - e v e e Sir, he is not come. b il Qe BReN Y, SDY, 5@%@ 83 |Go and bid him bring my #al L. shoes. %) e3 3\@% éﬁsé F9OR ROOITIN BT W) 3 }Try those shoes on me. 2 me? BERH, e sl Y s &= MR & :34@% 853, ToOR ®oodsoN vw. Those shoes do not fit my feet. The upper leather of this shoe &a&g 3 B 3\@% e 39eOR RN %@a"vz_ ) (o7 N} oooooooooooooooooo is good for nothing. NOQ{‘{ ( = 3®%€ W) WP peply! aB. The heel 1s too low. 203 eifsh BTN By e ® ® 8 o @ The soles are not thick enough. Wy B e i A . — 1983 = 1¢ ¥ &@'we 238 o3vess? - ‘What are thése shoes worth Bowdo d@*@oﬁo o & o € 0 ¢ 0 0 €. 0 o o Three rupees: ;S;Ssé 5 ﬁ#o = JRER R S SR e Bring my clothes. “;?;m%\faeéjo” wwd NN R This waist coat is too tloht % xdéﬁo” a%cho 3003305 2303y [This shirt is tor n, give it to the a&ra@ 0L, « l tallor to mend. ;55% w0 eaém” é%xa oT3Y 23D; Bring my breeches Bring the silk stockimgs B3 TOVILETD 31’?4%_053& 239 %’éﬁ%s}‘ﬁ FRTY Give me gloves BIRIODY BRTWY Give me a pocket handkerehief. These clothes are not well = Zdr’ R aémﬁ aiﬁofn@@ 'aaio washed Tell the washerman 333@@5 WoN R0 a%mcﬂz? 70} / if he does not wash well I RR, 3NBY ToF3,0:303003 0% shall dismiss him 0030w, 8mon 0393 “%"@ev‘b”} ¢ & o o v o Sir, what coat de you want. 23eT? B0 “BROENY I, cieiiiiais Bring the black coat DINID @?So 3&@@%’ &6y ?Sed Don’t hold the goglet so high 2R 5. Brmg the comb. Bring the rose water bottle N‘dig ég,qg = B AR A B TR (AN i 299 03T D0 DT A DT faas'a &xae? See if there is any gentleman RN e 1.5 W WS RN S R i) | there: 28 3 ................. Brine the butter B S8Bcn e geai s wd This butter has a bad smell B Bk, ToRY e ioa s d Tk AL AN SRR T L Aol J Toast the bread T 03.)3‘7 Where is the milk? TOIRTT [ER 0. v i Bring the box of sugar candy =3 'o'?)@rqdo 6&)%? ------------ These curds are sour & W 39 ¢ © o 5 8 © 0 » % ° s ¥ & 8 Bring that eup o 9.8 o o o8 3035900 SIVRE Ve Order the buggy } 20081 035953 TOTTD T3R W 'hat horse will you have for | the buggy? FOe BTV ooooooooooooooo The black horse — 194 — 230020NHY TOWTY BT BRe? Are the bearers ready? ) 63 TS SR ISR Ry, o Do you know that gentleman’s ® ® 0o o o © o & 0 © ° 85 © ° & o 0 0 A &Bwee ? | house? e © © o o & 5 o o & WOTBOITIN BRENRY Go to the right FAON) Stop B 3® it e VA R B R RS T e W&lt a htﬂe ) O 3y, TomeWD 08 SR fam&rae? Is your master at home? ﬁe;ﬁd@ f‘ama ............ Yes sir. ) O 33 G N 8.@@" Is he up? o 9 BT 20030 SN sﬁooo?:g DT+ e e e An hour ago W33 TORRY 2@ &@e? i Is he busy? 095380 uﬂoﬁwg‘a famz? e © o o o o © He is writing D] @30 Rone o353 fama? ‘Who 1s with him? o) 3O3R W) *'aageudo fam8 - Some gentlemen o0 T W30 Noﬁcs 25037 IR zﬁevo I want. to speak to him s e e @ 0 0o o 0 0 » o 95389 SO} fazsa 3?7 Where 1s he? 73 @@es@om@ fam 8 o UL IO 8 B SN 8 He 1s in the room. W ¢ 9300 BB @J@Qs@ {301 3wedRy. Show me his room. B ¢ Tell them to keep the Palan- o ToVE J0FO BB TR S EOLS S, R i queen under the shade DY ® o o 0 o % 0 o 5 0 0 & o o Go home ORI BRENY ¥ ) CITVTIRTP BT BRe? Is any body there? f .; o NG O3S D000 e e A SR b Rk Nobody W | Is the Moonshee come? TR WoRTD? el Do), TRDTR No sir ! O35 D5TON WIUTDR. ¢ oo v 0o v v When will he come? Wi os RGO B I 50 I 4 At ten o’clock B30, BN WTIZ O TR0, DOIRNDL 00T » v sieiea v Sir, the Moonshee is come W B W TEHY e © o &6 o ¢ 0 0 o © 0 o o o Tell him to come here Y FRBITRR Sit down ™ AR BoNOER) I3930 W3IB.30e? Can you speak English? A R 230300, IR BoNOeRY 59T Sir, I do not know English ® * o o o 4 9 0 o I know . a little ™y SRAREON ~e) WIIBT. % e Ry, Ronicd IR Rwdwerds o @ ® 4 @ Speak to me in Canarese. Speak so that I may understand | D3N VR TN RIVSI VR, - - { you SR o) WIS 3 © 6 o & o o o' Now I will read. What is the meaning of this B 33931 0300 i ? | word? ® 0 @ o o 0 © 6 o o o What letter 1s this? B30 03593 eﬁg o? BB 03593 3w ? What part of speech is this? =Yoo\ {3-)033@5:5. e © 8 o © 0 ¢ © o o 5 0 o This is a verb. Active or neuter? BTDFTagpe? RTSFTape? "55\)?{%, ................. Passive. ¥ ess FToo? =Iraesape? Pws (What tense? present, pdst, or e o o ¢ © o 0 @ p? PIERL? - - l future? Where is the nominative for © ¢ o o 0o 0 o o o fac‘ré’%_ %@’@de oﬁag‘g? | this? %%de I OTTON BT s wikieie s The nominative is understood. ¢ © ¢ 0o o 0 0 0 0 9 BB 0359 PR? What person is this? BE) PUZT0 PYTIR, DG FIR, This is the first, second or third BRB PO, ® © 9 @ © ¢ 0 3 0 © @ o o | person. o593 Dori? PPondpe? Aedon (What gender? masculine or ® © & 06 0 @ 0o @ o © @ o 0 0 & 0 0 O 3pe? feminine? 8YoRT Oon at Tk SO RS, T B @ L S A S Neuter gender. e @ e © 9 o o o What is the root of this? 'ad%’& T30 B3OS RY? BT 09D VT, ? o © 86 @ 9 o © o .85 o o What case is this? BT QIO D, v e This is the accusative case. 'azj%‘& sa%%deadg RPZERy B0 Show me the rule in the gram- i~ e ® ® ® 5 0 0 5 0 o & s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ¢ | mar. Re) Buorase B30R T WET N e e T must translate a little. B 23Fe Wi e I must read this petition. J9% 20D e R R LY Come to-morrow. PN saﬁ\ '@J@é&g& 30030 ® o © o o o I bave passed my examination. @ o o o T 2Ry 30 N aNoRad) I wont study any more. B WITORY TOWR 'azsg e ? Is the peon helfe? Q5% - — 196 — 3 25030 BFR,0BY BSRETY ----- Take this note. ¥ IR BETRRN FTR0BI T, v e e e Bring an answer uo@ O B0 . e e A Open the door ) afel s SRR WU AR B AR T Shut the door é:»éz T W O el s te Snuff the candle ol & CIP) a%zao Light the lamp QT &rao&m o'..o.l.-.oua Put out the lamp REVE 83, zbeﬁd%é 3B0020 FENR BBy P B R B Put the keys under the pillow, DO PUITO AORCWT 0NN e300 13, I shall dine at My ; come WET, RN ES; R0 BN 25D | there 3R T zéga@ Z03TONIRY oD UO LN Re NS e Cool the water well PVl SINR 2[PoT T, BFY, BRRY Give me a knife and fork @U [ SR 808 0T, FTOAS, F0eeRY Give me a little salt, mustard &) RTTIN, AT TRBY. «+ « » | pepper, pickle, and water 3 BoR 209,000 WTH BP0 259 Bring some brandy and water ) R32eTON DI ITTR Gvotdee? Have you got any cucumbers? &ty R ORIDRY BT, 000 BT FEHL LS8 A v ) Take away the things % & Tod TS, SR, FTORG 59 Bring the ink bottle, pen and Oe! | aper U R B0, Se3Ter %ed. -« -+ Be silent, don’t speak N~ ), 7 B RBPDY, PR 05T 3035 At what time must dinner be | TY DB WeTo? | ready to-day? bt a et R I BN, 1l SO K s ] ), m@%sB Falecn sl At half—pa%t four TR0 03B TORIIRY 3T eTo? v What articles shall T get? B0 H0R, DIVVY, 0B B0w8y B [Mutton, fish, two or three kinds W’ﬁo 93 16 o of cur ry. Bl 005 m0R =9es 83,8 Rueersd o8 (If good mutton cannot be got 2 38 zﬂeﬁ) 000 % 0 ® 0.0 0 0.0 B0 e | what shall I bring? 20T BUEE, ol Taan A ----- A fowl and a duck Nedsﬁoaz%ro aﬁ:a;’)(oaé:@o m%&’mo ’ Get guavas, mangoes, -plan- ey tains, custard apples, and ﬁﬁ:“ 8%02% G9%023 3%J%_oz§o 2 l BES pomegranates TRZ0R, BRUR, TILVIITH, 2t B Sir, a certain respectable man 1 e mmgs AT S o O | has come to pay you a visit RN SERE — d9%F — o A e R R S S Tell him to come in ooooooooooooooooooo 200 Come in Sir zézm e e&@e? ® ® 0o & ® ° ¢ o » 0o @ Are you well éaﬁoé doﬁoo&oocs WY O\ZSQ£ I am well through your favour. 03 OO TR 220007 Where do you come from? T053) BRBNIS[000TS Worsess; Lont I come from the Coorg country I am going to travel about SRT0 B T oéééeﬁo %or@%‘ VO o ® ® ® © 0 9 0 0 & o 0 s a0 5 0 0 i Bangalore and the neighbour- 103,053 me coun bl'y AN WoPNRB 035935 DFTocd? What relations have you? 3R B30 BoBSTd CREM 255 |l ‘have two wives and four Po V&3 % PE S IR R S S LB L 8 o R IRl | children . /3y, Boe D, Ry 0BT (How long is it since you left 357 your country? 1 85, B wéjo DoY) [T [k It 1s thirteen months and nine 30?‘1%‘3 339083 53,@02333 D3RR, | days since 1 left my country 23 30300309 WBW TZNTRN BT Are the people of that country id BRe? well ? DYBR e300 fazsad ------ They .are all well. gmé Ne.)ﬁ:aa_ %\@mc) 28y ®6a? {How many c¢ds is your country he o7 from this? 8Dy, ZosH, 2gn® 40 =0we0 (My country is 40 cds distant Yo ® o ® @ 06 0 o 0 °» @ ®» 0 0 0 5 ° 0 © 0 | from this place. L] aoozf)% 20T ToREERD? When will you go back. s &oti, ae@ 305,598 &nO 3590 (I shall go back either on Fri- wﬁ@ RRLT) CRARNARL, L TRC It I SO RIS R B d ' day or qcxtmday next, of \With what subjects are you VDN GITOBRTY TO3T[0 evokdo? [ well acquainted? i o] zé;)zsafg 0%, BRI (I know Canarese. I can judge ) thefineness of gold, shoot with ol D TS, TOF, vN¥w w36 Rl R EAT L | | a gun and wield a sword. ] 2 SxF ¥3Y Boerow SBRIERLT |Have you had.a. gqod monsoon ‘ this year? i — 198 — B INF I zémeg\ SEo3.. |We had a good monsoon this year. 33 ol e« 0 e o ¢ o o Is there any apprehension of RT3 WY eruotdee? thieves? ESE) B0 23030 DTOB BB+ - et The fear of robbers is very R great. W Ry BRNA WY TRCRZ0?- - At what time will you start? I shall start at nine o’clock in w9 2391 3pot3B), PoIn WRTRIZL. the morning. PO =0T 55656‘«3@6_ SESEENE ST RACRESAD How many Candies of Paddy o 803,87 @ © ®© o & © @ & ¢ © ©0 & © 0o O o do they sell for a pagoda? e 30030 ;Sdm%& 2Ry VoA 3, They sell at 5 Candies a Pa- B 339833 ,8. goda. T ORT 283 woTIN B3R,e7 B Had you good sport to-day? S ORG Wetdnog AL OB Weld w Yesterday’s hunting was more w\'m( ®% weTIN B3y, successful than that of to-day. W) & How many gates and how many ¥ 3; 8 BR8N 93& IR, oszs‘zg& W3 e batteries has this fort? which 0? Toido a%mﬁosﬁd-@% 0359 B 0 3 road is good for the march- both nr 5@@? ing of the army? i ﬁﬁﬁ ﬁ@_@_pe(g .............. I do not know. 3 |{Has any thing particular oc- SINFEY VRO D3eR. evotdee? ( curred on the road? Uy o ‘Three persons were travelling & W &30 [y, B3ed Ty, DGBY| abreast on the road when a S, & SX3 3 WY SINFRY tiger caught one of them, on 035969 ENOANO) ;Sa%)‘@ﬁ RO this another person loaded his SR8, BTy DR, TR musket with powder and ball Tl R B8y Roedd oW, 37y, AR and taking aim fired at the O 4 s RooRY 'aééd@ 3 B0 3S3R Rooro tiger. The bullet struck the beast on the head and killed 3NY, B vde VB .&ﬁ%}é’@%@’o. it on the spot. e & — 199 — § B RoT90 ugteddchs wrdn 2° This Government is the refuge 8 29803590 Y5 FOTIN0TD D (lit. mother’s house) of the in- f 3 RR8SR ;Ssazéosiowa B porelelafo} hab1tants of the earth. It rests TOOR TR V3. oooooooooo with the rulers to protect them. |Of what village are you Shana- ] R0 0TV TTORT TORLREN | bhoga? TR TORBLEN Cant A Sl UL T dh s an (e (g I am aShanabhoga of Battakala What is the ancient account of 1l W TSR Tpsr ;59)3“@ 0333080 Battakala? SRR TIVRE mcéo:d%?ﬁ T30 In former days, the kings of J 00T ~of\e3m@d£oao BB ! Kadamba race, governed in v TR0 '3023‘” o)) DRC3TD ;Ssa@ Héduvalli otherwise called BRORY fazﬁ tSo e ® 8 o & o © ® o © o O - Sangitapura. In this village lived a Jaina T QWBY PRE G, TYOF o0 | ® o o & ° o 3 @ Sanyasi called Abhinava Bat- 230000 ﬁaQSN G R, | ta Kalanka %2, GCRY 3R éoa@'oﬂ Yo éo A certain King was his disciple. f &33 35, NIBODR BROReE oty 3, (Desirous of building a city after 0 T W3 v aﬁs@@ his priest’s name, he founded 200039 *’Mmsso %e&é eedi? aﬂéj a town and called it “Batta- ® o o o o o 4 TED J0W BT faéS ﬁo kala.” ©R030RE NRIBTOw agzﬁoﬁodo o) Afterwards Guru Raja Vadayax OTR HP0TD. BRY, WY WM | reigned for some time and 208,008, 3D B3 | built a Jaina Basti or temple 5 WRoSTHY) SOTIOTY, RTLIYT Subsequently, Adi Raya, Vira Choudappa Raya, and Bucka TI0NTY, 2WOT,0D0NTY SV 3 Raya reigned In the Salivahana Saka 1290 or 15 TS OBVIZT 1290 TEVT Ro=Z I in the cycle year Kilaka, his ©) 3T TITO DTN SRR Wi 0 chiefminister Acharasa Vada- O30T BooBE BB [SAT T30 10 O VT Ty WA, dT0T9 yar granted lands to Narasinha Deva of Mandalamatta and in- RS TOF VIV seribed the grant on a stone — 200 — There were seven sisters all &U’v)w 9803059 239503 TRDONBY oW DRI named Bhyradevi, daughters il 9%, 3011000 BEEWTICIN T903e3 | s 03302\) %06&.@3&3 63\)3«3 dd\) €93209 of Kadamba Raya by his wife o DB BT 5B BT [ il i S A LB Santeswari. They reigned in \ seven different places TR0 o ed Negﬁeé BRBY H? . (What are the names of those 20) f places? &3 Jd Hiri Bhiyradevi reigned in Bat- INE &0e aﬁécoc?)e;) WO, & @dﬁéc takala, Channa Bhyradevi in VA 808 H9RB33E IR, RIS RD, I Héaduvalli, Bhyradevi in Gé- A en ﬁ,ts‘a:%\a’) DURREREORG 2ot P rasoppe, one in Mida Bedr, PRy aﬁéméea mdv%}u@ 202 aﬁécade another in Karakala, Mangala Qo D, DONBRTY 2oens ai’émz,%eéi) Bhyradevi in Mangalore, and SRR TFSE %@zﬁéc‘aﬂea =4 Kir Bhyradevi in Mdda Bat= B 3T I0 GTRIBTD ST \ tak&]d 860 0o B =IR 'ﬂao@)ss'acs rs) U Q ondy (Which are the principal holy Wi 035933 ? I l places of these Jainas? W (They say that Gérasoppe is the 2000861 SRR, B 5T, o northern Kdsi (Benares) and W Midabedri southern Kasi of 30 RBODO 038 05799 0003, TeFTI.3 ( the Jainag U3 What is the name of the deity gy e)ﬁ%}@ 22000830 et og:@z:soaﬂl whom the Jainas worship in OF cﬁe'ﬂd R3S OR? 1 those places iy egrzs‘acd oW TR0TTY, z\:f‘vem—sao sThe deity is Parswanatha and ® 8 o 0o o o v v e 0 | the goddess Jwalamukhi. do( 33 02 e%ioéai;ido sl W (How many Bastis or temples SORBRDTRONE WOWNTT WANEY o ; and how many Jaina houses 1y R0, ? 220988 208nE o=,? 3R | are there in Midabedri? 3 0 S3%. 700, WOTT 0N 777 9953 o §They say that there are 700 Ay TN RPTI, V@B, e e ks | Bastis and 777 Jaina houses — 201 — I ué%%eé 202 ROR SoBy BweRo 3 (It 1s called Muttin or pearl Bat- $1} RB0B, 2R RSNBTEY By, takalabecausethe pearlswhich Nn%o SnY3 30 : fas(ofapdate iy ) RSFTT WoT, BN were produced in the sea about l S8 AU9D® 3N3, =[N3y, 3N a ¢Os distant from the town TROT BRNRIZ,B TY; &3 ToT @ were fished up by merchants e B3, B08,8 whTY 0w TR0, L who came for the purpose. R0035,n%0 B &g a3pe? ® 2 o o o o Are the pearls found now? B BoBYNE TR ZByN% wo (Fearing that enemies might be Qo & eeod, wund® BeEedd ) attracted by the pearls to come 0w eS0T TN TdY, & | and distress the city, they fil- ?-o; @5;59& :503?5,; z‘:)ééjd). ....... led up the place with stones. l [TO0NBTY 0WTTY & ﬁ@@% o359 {When did the Navayats come ® e 0 o © ® @ 9 ® 9 o 0 o to that place? | TN Wordt? / These Navayats were inhabi- tants of Arabia, which they B 003D SOWAD 839 i 2003 560 SRFT JeR wSLERR LY, left about 560 years ago and NI oW ?-.3%9@6@ %@53 a3 resided some time at Bagdad. Not finding there the means R 0n), 9 a%@%;gﬁ VYT W TP %‘&_ &)odd), ............... of subsistence they came to Battakala. | =0y G379 B 23053532,87 - « What is their profession? f BT VTOM SIVBITETY, SPESD They are not warlike race but | 0 3598 DR BT o AR e live by trade. T—— 09300 TRARITIVT m&i@ﬁ, BT They go to the ports of Manga- I 83 3es30R, ToBRROR, éﬁd%% NS lore, Calicut, Cannanore, and to Nagaraand trade in cloths. N, 239 T%TT BRRTS. - - ‘ They likewise take to Manga- BED [ Beeedns IR v 59 lore and Calicut, rice, cocoa- o B ORT 3NRY FRRY, nut, jaggery, oil and betel nut, TRRTOV THTRR BN, & in small Dhonies: and having S0 TRy, WYl WRRART) | sold them there, bring back %Ja&)w@ RVR02300R Rk, &8 &R in return, tobacco, dried co- coanuts, yellow ochre, and Rty 2OR Sody $5930TB. - - \ dry ginger and sell them here. 26 w:‘ — 202 — SVROTIOIONN 88 S5 90030Rw O What difference is there be- tween the Mussulmans and D 23e3? 53; these Navayats? ORR ZRBIY, BT ﬁém%o@%_& oo No difference Whatevef. They i 2000 BRI B08W,080 B, are reckoned as Syeds. 2ol a@e;% 8 Fa Senws Joed They give their daughters in et SO TRBITEY DY, :393:50 %oe)%& marriage to Syeds and not to 5 BTRRITD, ﬁaa% R Sheikhs, Moguls or Patans. i While Bhyradevi was thus ru- S 300 anéﬁég* ?13@30@:3@’) TOT ling over the country, Hiri ORe SRS TOURY SRS & G N%m Venkatappa Naick of Nagara, Wy S0THDTOCRTT) By Sot), TR B, 530 SNR0 BRoRDY; & 9 came with an army and took the country which from that TORS B8 30530 INTHRSNR o300 379, N QSR B G G s time continued wunder the Rajas of Nagara. 9 In the days of Virammaji, a fort 18 RT[9g3 %@@% RSB, @93 even was built at the mouth of an SR NSV Y 3T, - - - - 1 arm of the sea. AL In the sea there is a mountain %) ﬁsﬁw@d@g 36338'3 o202 23% 200030 Yol ® 0 € © © 0 & © 0 9 6 © © 0 o 0 0 o o (or rock) called Netrani. €3 zS&écSeg 30 eTY BBIB,3 AP, 98 Thereis good (fresh) water on it 23 ¢ B8 AT BENRT 300D TR RRP Mariners take this water. nogo, Cop AP R &R0ZT 683923039530, BRBR), T Afterwards the great Nawab 2 65@1 &3 "o 3nTo BRo conquered Virammaji and ISV DA SO Aen M st £ S Wk R SV P Bt 10 B2 S took the country. Sy Tippoo Sultan reigned till the %) ©R03T ePYRIVT IR TS Ros3g, month Chaitra of the year (ol aéé:éa’m;d TONFo3T ST, VoL Sidharti. o T, ©Re3TRY B3 ordes xg@esm Afterwards the English took 3 o3 e 0 ° ® 0 2 0 0 0 0 B O o 0 e 9 o possession of the country. R — b T R | Are you acquainted with the particulars regarding the im- 0T, BOBOTeoRD TR 23R position of the Rekha or stand- Tl SRTTT BBR FodhB ard assessment fixed by Hari SR RW3Y, evotdee? e © » o o o 0 @0 o Hara Raya in former days in the Zilla of Canara? BN 0B, BV, w v v e et an I know them. ; 3y, 23000 TI0T B0 TR & What is the law of inheritance GESNB 8P aloasien ki Sk VR observed in your country? / In general, sons inherit their RBWTON Zol3e BA, aﬁo%%e?ﬁ 303, father’s property. Among cer- V T TU) OSNEY RRRT SYO3 \ tain classes of people a man’s ( N @A, 3e303.3 estate descends to his nephew or (sister’s son.) How are the boundaries of the TR WSe0Y MRTRTREY ﬁoéa?} villages in the Canara Zilla n¥o &ogon BBIZ? | marked? Rivers, mountains, rocks, and 2BWTIN I NO mozs%@% %‘@@S} rivulets are the natural bound- e o o o o %o XoBBneTaN B8 | aries. /Stones, engraved with Bhyra- va, Vamana (Vishnu) a Stila S03%, 2.393635 333353) [0 ;Soo@ (trident) a Swastika (or cross) R3,59, RR0IF Wol, Dont B0, —the Sun, Moon and Linga TN ROTHREY 0% L3N are also fixed in different di- a‘% TR DIV VBT, see v - rections to point out the boundaries. Bt BooTIB PR DT X State the particulars regarding 58) ooooooooooooooooooo the garden lands, &e. BRI ea%ej‘, Ba0330, 3030, B The land is of five sorts, viz, 1st, | To, &a30023 303, T DG BIEA. 2d, 3d, 4th and miscellaneous. i3 SHOMER Rwo RB,Teqd o What are the grains sown in ﬁ’s mﬁd\) ? ooooooooooooo | the wet and dry lands? 26% N . — 204 — Nine sorts of grain, viz., paddy, T wheat, green gram, (phaseolus mungo) black gram (phaseo- P2, ReR, B, i), SRMY, lus max) doll (cytimus cajan) ) PR, oseég), BRS3, BITL, B8 s9po / javari, (holeus sorghum) gin- 3, WR POy RSN WP L\ ® © o o © 8 o o 0 o o gillie oil seed, (sesamum orien- S8, 03,39,3. tale) Bengal gram (cicer arie- tinum) and horse gram are & sown by measurement. What sort of measure is that? ¥8e Ty50e0 méoﬁ? e T One pollam is equivalent to V}} the weight of ten pagodas, T 1%8- HOTOBRT Ty, TV 647, hy ST O3NT 640%ar SoB) ST Lo 64 pollams or 640 pagodas o3 %wg 3030 84 2D :3%% TR weight, make a m4nd, or small 7y kolaga containing 84 small ¢ 1 1, VoD IO 20%& TeFD3e3 160’8_3_ [T BIBRD oW ??J«)‘%?ﬁ%_ seers, twenty mdnds or 160 small seers make a kudapa % #zg;a oRN 1, RBE TIBD 20 R or small candy, twenty ku- 0 2omNn 20%_ar gesesfmé e &0 ¢ @ o © © o ° o 5 O & ° v e o 0 ¥ 31 1 dapas make a hira (great) candy. S / What is the Government share DD Fold) WRE 2oBN w0 | formerly fixed for the land in PRAN TpsSFFouny Towgen s o o o o which such large candy of TN SRTET BN B seed may be sown? Pagodas 18 for the 1st class %, i 3 land of 20 small candies; Pa- @aéé:‘ ANV ﬁs@a@ 20BN 20 18, B03350 GTTS 23R 20BN 147 3 | godas 15 for the 2d class land R 15, 3c3%088 FR 200N 143, | of 14 candies; Pagodas 9 for no Sl B e Y A A R R T G R S P i S the 8d class land of 14 can- dies. 0359 PR 37 0D PP What land is the best and what | inferior? D0 DGR S B s T [ Lands at the bottom or on the RBD BHYR BTSD HR, NOB 3 top of a hill as well as those T3 3R 30083 B3 L3N, PR T on the banks of a river, sandy S0 BB RN, PO L3 | soil and ash coloured soils, 0D FEAFT L3R BTFEIRDNL. are inferior. 308 B, 33 Bow, éozf) 393, ’Black red, or white soils with- vée SeFB am;’)o 03,530 o o o o o o | out mixture, are the best. {4 0598 PRANNY TO TR, (What lands yield scanty pro- 035953 RN T WodoN 3 duce and what lands are fruit- 9 3.3 ® 0 © o ® ° o o ® o s 0 s s 0 s ful The black, red, and white soils 0 %ng Doy DD SN S8 " mixed with pebbles (stones) or 51 IO '&Sﬁéé 355N VB3, DO FD ;ﬁ:aﬁqs e © © ¢ 0 v 0 ® © 0 0 8 0 O 0 O O o sand yield scanty produce ) Il Whatever grain may be sown in %;);s TEAF BRN0NY 03593 z;az%] the black land, it yields a good I FNK) zsaﬁgg FSIO) aéa‘ao@ &5193.3 crop )& Bony ToFD PR BT 306k The red soil is oood for areca aﬁsaz%oz’;ci@ 2% ecﬂo nut gardens. 3T meée)o FHET éeé SeF s The white soil half mixed W1th ) PRD0Y W30 B ?:éer‘h 3730 sand yields a good crop of 30 ® 8 9 ¢ © @ © & 5 ® ® © O ° © ¢ O ® O 10 paddy W ’hat is the danda or pole? 1 Tomo 000 0eRY (referred to in speaking of of -~ measurement of land.) Twelve barley grains placed 188 O05TD oW WIRRED TP 12 TP 2333 2 B vnew =SSR, © together, form two fingers ) breadth which is called an an- OB WolY onuTd o3 B id gula or an inch, six of which o 0T Worlow 6T, 1 RN, BT make a span, two spans make i Retoy 22, 1 SRY, BT SHY 4B, | a cubit, four of which make a 1 335930, BSoTD DT 2B, RF mar or fathom, two fathoms or 8%, 1 BoR; DH0R PR BF3 it RIVBIT TGS eight cubits make a danda with which lands are measured — 206 —- 3 How are the areca nut gardens, eﬁ@% 3008 9530009 aﬁﬁéa 30083 | mango groves, &c. made, and neR R SRS DB, 8ea3re 303, how 1s the assessment fixed e ® o o o o To BRI DG TN | upon them? It 1s usual to measure the areca RT 30k BNTIABIRFRY B0 & 333&3335 FReOVoD BPoRe O gardens, &c. with a pole 18 2 OWY | feet long. In a piece of land measuring a Reioe 18 30%3 A 1%& 9 303.%7% danda or 18 feet, three areca- nuy$ trees are plated nine feet 1 ORT RA TFTT, SHoNY 1 D ! 3?; BB 1 308008 1, 8 HTW 73 - distant from each other, viz. RoE9,3 ® & 9 @ ¢ 6 06 0 0 © 0 0 0 0 o o o one in the beginning, another in the middle and the third | at the end. The assessment for the best UET0 RN WEE, wordy m9AB) land measuring one thousand ToB BRDN 21 [TTD SeF - - square dandas‘ is Pagodas 21. That for the land of middle J ;Soqséajo Qj@:)dﬁ N2 635?136 n !% 18© 311 =301 ®© o o o 06 © 0 9 0 0 © 0 0 o sort from Pags 15F. 74 to : "g Pags. 18 F. 33. T3 2§J@§3&ﬁ no1og @5?13'8, Do. for the inferior soil, from 13211 SN | Pags. 104 to Pags. 13 F. 74. 3%, POVR A ST wo, R Do. for a soil of lowest sort, ® o ® 0 o 0 © 0 ° 0 e 0 0 9 O from Pags. 5 F. 24 to Pags. 7 70 371 301 { Fogs, b/ 330298, m@%a, 2o, o8, 336 Lands cultivated with pepper, TN, VBRB, B0 IR WERRINT cardamoms, lime, plantain, orange, betel leaf, &c., are SRS BRAINENAR 308 W3R FTO0 20SF BRTIRT BN -« - also liable to the same assess- ment mentioned above. — 207 — \ A Three cocoanut trees are plant- =9 A [R5 Ndé 18 ed in a space of two dandas, 30N\ é@e&i one danda distant from each ; .,.) N %:’DCS 2 B SR Bord 1%6- 18 other, viz. one at the com- B, WRRD 1 mqﬂﬁd@ 1 358039 mencement, a second in the 1, B RTO0 F0NTY AN SBIZT.0D TR IR RRe ZoN® NRTZ B middle, and the third at the end. It is necessary to exa- BN 300 B mine the heads of these trees every year BT, SF 5 [ITF, VGF [oT The assessment is halfa Pagoda 230038 SO0 WoldH, D Wl for five trees or 1 Fanam for i a tree weééééééééééﬂ MWW“”@O@OW W\ ) £ FINIS. & S S e A\ POPPOPVOPV0090 00 &5 Z4->S DA BEAS A Ao SO A ahs i ﬂ???????????ﬁ \3 iil J - o 4 CONTEN‘TS. Page. Stories . Cutcherry papers‘ 97 Five Revenue Cases 131 Four Criminal Cases 158 Sixteen Miscellaneous Petitions 171 Dialogues 190 A . SO e — - D — pu— = ey = i S e 14 N li 2% -y - i oyt T S == — == SNE — W E e oo = 4 - A ,, 5 8 [ % iR el i o i Hes \r | S e e ¥ 2o ratgs ¥ & 5 & %1 4 & i ) 3T = —- x 0 >3 - - e T e oo =SOSR, LR SEEIS b o O Ak = " = e 3 TY R P in v o g, e o2 e Fyrm oAy 4ei i AR RS a RS RN G Sanr i T e ELAS S - s B, - e ™ S —— A .ic\. 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