Malayan Literature_ Comprising Romantic Ta - Unknown

Though thou shouldst purify thyself seven times, false one, I'd not permit thee to approach my sid ...

Toward Indrapura. At the break of dawn A daughter fair was born, a princess true, Within a b ...

Though but a child thou still dost bear a brain." Then summoned the young prince the merchant ...

Lila Djouhara, merchant great. He owns Some six or seven swift ships, and toileth more Than ev ...

"Stay not too long; thou art my only hope," The King exclaimed; "I'm getting old, my son, And ...

And powerful now, and master of us here. The King hath now become his son-in-law." Then Sinapati ...

"And if I only knew," he said, "where now She is, I'd be her master's willing slave." Now when ...

Then smiling said the prince: "I learn with joy My sister sweet is here. When may I go Befor ...

With humble bow The former merchant said: "Thi ...

I've absent been. My sister dear I seek. Thine aid I do bespeak. From Kembajat I come, a ...

Hath told. If I'm the daughter of a King, Why hath he left me here, and never sought For me ...

"Within the palace now I shall remain With all my retinue, for thus the King Commands." The merchant ...

In other days she had no wish nor whim Unsatisfied. Now all were for the King. The Queen's heart a ...

I'll go to her, since thou doth ask. Perchance A reconciliation may be made. But she must ...

I have not seen thee for a day entire." The princeling bowed and said: "My gracious lord If th ...

For thee to call thyself my brother. I A poor and feeble orphan am, and how Should I the love ...

Thy royal father here we'll hope to see. I'll go myself to meet him when he comes." The you ...

His love for her grew greater every day. The former merchant also was beloved. He gave the King ...

The letter cordial invitation gave. But one thing troubled him: "He straight inquired, 'Hath not the ...

And lances glistened like an island in The middle of the sea. Thus is described The royal escort ...