The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-17
THE ARKANSAW TRAVELER

ashamed of their loss of wealth Then they went away without djvulc;nS Ia the female aSectie their i'll usage. trust ing that she might recrite5 the same The ;cmale a<cetic then on the next day went with her disciple te tho house of Deva>mita saving Il am happy at hav ing finished my undertaking There pvya>mita received her rvVereuilN. and brought and had her drink a> if trom gratitude wine mixed with tAoru-apple After she and her disciple became iutoN icated that devoted wife cut off their ear> and noses and threw them both into dirty pool ot water And th@n shc thought, Sometime ar other these nere hant> sa:S m;l Sa and kill mV husband and being distre>>ed she told all to her mothrriu-law Then her mother i'll law said M> daughter yon ha>e done we'll but still some harm may happen Ia my sou ftom thie fhen pcyasmita Said w,ll guard hlns even as >akt,mau a long tmo aeo guarded her husband through her wt>dom
 How. n4H chtli did Saht,mati euatd l.; A"sh.al' tell me Thus heing questioned ty her mpthvrlu law h,Na~# mita sntA In oar country within the eit> t'tere i>a shrine ot a powerful >ai
 sha uamed Mauihhalsa. whith Wo> twl
 ly uar teretather~ fAyre tl.e people co@o and otlct up thrjr frHcr- for the purpose etah;aming them ryar.oa~ wishes Whatever man i> caught at n}sht n.th apothcr man wli,. hc k nlated 0lth the woman in th, ,nelmo~t r'om ot tho yaA>ha~ temple lhen rerh in the motnuE he,aðsg writ thr Hiie ate coutuet"d into the rr,>erts, ot th" raela and hjs conduct h,lue ttoeahi tr heht hr l. punished No leereed There one, upon d tlnsr a merchant named Ss,madradatta a.ts found k thu gua
 drn- ot the citN m company nIth an othcr man Wite at ujahi ar.s the mst eh.al was htoueh; hy hun and thto~u totrthcr with the woman into the yak sha temple and locked i'll securely Al that moment th, very wise and devoted vii ot the merchant. Saktlmati Ky namc. became aware of thu occurrence Tivn tlte courageous woman Nent dis gla-ed. accompanied l., her female ftjeHI- i} night to tlr temple of thr yak >ha to givc her eone,hator} otlerlnrs
 Anal having come there, the prlest v hos, duty 1t h to eat the oilrrns through desire of d fee opened th" door ael let her in, aud told the magistrate et t And she hasiug rony u ~tw her hdsband very much embarrassed with tte woman and sine cnu,o,i the woman t1 put on her own dre-, amt l.,dc her e.e"nt And that woman wcut out h> n4sht in her dre>. nnd got away hut Sthtjmati remained there with her hu- bond In the morning the ltala epliect, came to investigate, and tho merchant war seen hy all to hc ln the company of h.s-own wife Whom he heard the anail the k,np reieased the merchant from the temple ot the tak sih a, if from thu ipv- oi deatb aud ruui-hel the governor ut tlrc cny Sn in former timc- S,ktinati ruar'led her hu-har'l 4y L.s- -wiadulu-- and thu- will ] go and guard mY husband lN my discretion Thus th.., lever boen-uita poke iu pri yate to her mothcr Ir la~ Sh" put on tho di,,- ol merchant. and aeyonpau jed hy hci maId- wcrr 9n board Il ship under the rl,trn-c 9, 5haudttnp and came to the c,uutie oi Nataho whoie ha hu-tand wa- living >uI having come there, -hr -aw her rE,u+hand Guha-ena in tbrmid-t of the inere hauta like coiptort inoafnate "u tho rrih h. for h- part saw h'rnt. :, distance ,Irc--od lik, man and drank her in a- it were. and thnkiur >aH Who can this merchant b. that look. 70 much like my beloved b,vaamta went there and .aid tp tAo king hare 4 request ton,ak' thorcfor"a-re.o hle all your -uhjcct- her" Then the Raia. full of ctiblo-i'y a-.eniled ajl tbo citilrn- aud sad r. h"r "lo wa- drr--rd lik" mcrchan, What - your te quc-t' Then b,ya-mlta -nid Here in your lnid.t arc four of pt .late, whp hayr rln awa> my lord fe.t"ro ,Ieu to me Then the kaa -a.i Aii,h" eitileu- are here th"retorrfoceu eu4lh and t1kc all yout elavr-
 Then -he -ei1od the loIr ifn-rchant- sons whom she had b";or'. treated -o hnniiiatingly in her oan h"a-o and "hose head, mefe etli wrapped around with cI1th- Then the merchants -tAnd .