Denba and his 5,000 lamas worked hard for the first asven days, pra ing and reading till Treahe's soul had safely reached the place of ghosts. Another seven days were occupied setting Treshe out of this place of Suffering. "Seven days more and the wicked king, who had destroyed yak and game and fish, wan safely' the hada bad time in this place. Like William Rufus, Trethe was a keen aportaman and' was very fami of venison; this seemed to be his daily occupation and not only: did hho eat what he killed, bat he was very fond of wearing the skins of wild animals. It ie only natural, therefore, that the beast world would call him seriously to account. Tigers, leopards, and boars all had for him and, but for the gra and energy of Denba and his dra-has, Treshe might never have got through this place of torment. javan days praying got him safely' Uhroagh state number four. Seven <'more and Treshe was past the place of the demi-gods. Another seven days hard work on the pa the lamas and the son of Treden Darma was gliding safely through the gods. The last seven days saw the [amas and Denba pulling Treshe through the intervening space.
To prove the effectiveness of their work, the young king was permitted to pay a brief visit to his parents.
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