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॥ fहर्त्रादॆिश्ः ॥ ९२९ গুছিৰ শিংয়ের এক প্রদেশে ঘন্টারণ বলে এক স্বাক্ষস बiङ्गंबरः, बडङ्क्र.श्लofrtशः ।., *हि तििबलि अंश्रश्व। পলায়াম কোন গের ব্যাঙ্গুরুত্বৰ্গ ক্লিন্ত হইল, জাহার হাওহইতে পৰিক্ত ঘষ্ট ৱানরেরা পাইল ৰাৱ'মেই বষ্ট शकश्aि बtङ्tश्च श्रृिंङ्ग प्रश्नं वंशश् ८ञििबद्रि16लं ধনুৰ্যৰে ভক্ষিণ্ড দেখিবা মীয় সৰ্ব্বঙ্ক স্বাক্টায়র ও শুনে । ক্ষয়" ஒ_ have you seen hiao said the king, we have sir, answered Damasaka, hat, he is, as our, lord imagined, of atnazing strength, and is desirous of visiting your highness, wherefore, , artis' ' yourself, •and let hun draw near, But he not alarmed at * ಊಣ್ಗಣ್ಣ;for it. is. said, It is not propussa so še alarmed at a mere sound, when the cause af ráat sound is unknown- · A poor womas að#ainetk aansequence for discovering fiks cause of a sound. The lion asked how that was; and Damanaka recounted the fallawing atory. FABLE W. BETWEEN the mountaies Sri-parvata there is a city called Brahma-pyra, the , inhabitants of which used to believe, that a sertain giant, whom they called Ghantakarma, infested one of the adjacent hills. The fact was thus: a thief, as he was running away with a bell he had stolen, was overcome and devoured by a tiger; and the bell falling from his hand having” been picked up by some monkeys, every now and then they used to ring it. The people of the town finding that a man had been killed there, and hearing continually the noise of the bell,