পাতা:Dialogues, Intended to Facilitate the Acquiring of the Bengali Language.djvu/১২৬: সংশোধিত সংস্করণের মধ্যে পার্থক্য

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{{gap|1em}}What need have I to ask so many persons? You know. Say, how was the bridal procession, and what illuminations?

{{gap|1em}}Hear how the procession was conducted: he gave a {{SIC|doceur|douceur}} to the nabob, and got the palankin in which he himself goes, with half the attendants thereon. What shall I say more about illuminations? there were a thousand branch lamps with glass flowers, lighted up; and I can't say how many fire-works: I suppose there were two or three thousand of them.

{{gap|1em}}Then the wedding was conducted bravely. Your village people probably heard all. How did he dismiss the other gh''u''t''u''k''a''s? Tell that.

{{gap|1em}}Whatever other gh''u''t''u''k''a''s there were, some got four, others five rupees, and a suit of clothes.

{{gap|1em}}Well, what fault is there then? The wedding was well managed. I asked another person or two, but they said he had married him in a certain way, neither very good nor very bad, middling.

{{gap|1em}}Let those who speak evil, go through one or two such, then they'll know; otherwise what difficulty is there in speaking; nothing sticks in the mouth: a man may say any thing.

{{gap|1em}}Die. Let things be as they may. Now I ask you one word: you have seen all; if we go, shall we get any thing or not?

{{gap|1em}}Yes, you may. So many gh''u''t''u''k''a''s came, and no one departed as he came. Why should not you get something? Go. You will get something.

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