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periesms.142.3.31.pdf
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| − | + | The fairest of flowers of May | |
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Is ever ever stolen away | Is ever ever stolen away | ||
| − | Lep torn life was well begun | + | Lep(?) torn life was well begun |
It never never saw the sun | It never never saw the sun | ||
| − | + | Then with a sorrowful sigh her soul deported to present itself before the all. Just when Diu Faz saw this, he had almost put himself to death with his own hand but he reflected “I am a servant and ought to perform my duty to the king who has entertained me in his service for such a juncture as this God be praised that I have been able to accomplish this service. I will first inform him of my success and afterwards we shall see what is concealed behind the veil of futurity. Having left both bodies on the fatal ground he turned his face towards the city with a heart full of grief and repeated these verses: | |
Thou world most faithless and forsworn | Thou world most faithless and forsworn | ||
Thus are my fondest hopes forborne | Thus are my fondest hopes forborne | ||
No gratitude to the I owe | No gratitude to the I owe | ||
No bread or salt didst thou bestow | No bread or salt didst thou bestow | ||
Revision as of 06:26:12, Mar 01, 2012
The fairest of flowers of May
Is ever ever stolen away
Lep(?) torn life was well begun
It never never saw the sun
Then with a sorrowful sigh her soul deported to present itself before the all. Just when Diu Faz saw this, he had almost put himself to death with his own hand but he reflected “I am a servant and ought to perform my duty to the king who has entertained me in his service for such a juncture as this God be praised that I have been able to accomplish this service. I will first inform him of my success and afterwards we shall see what is concealed behind the veil of futurity. Having left both bodies on the fatal ground he turned his face towards the city with a heart full of grief and repeated these verses:
Thou world most faithless and forsworn
Thus are my fondest hopes forborne
No gratitude to the I owe
No bread or salt didst thou bestow