For three days he detained her in his own quarters: Garlon was by Yo his great astonishment ti young lady was speaking to him in the music and he being an me carnation of Jenrehzee understood all she said. This is how the song "Fett mo Songdzen, tell me truly, Ave. you noseless, yes or no? Sartdm, crafty, wise but subtle, Fold mo'one day it was 50.
Instantly Songdzen withdrew his sleeve from his nose and Jaza covered that the minister hid beea lying, Immediately the king took up the song, Jara, princess, sweet and gentle; Garten told me sou mele $0, carnation of this deity, the other two mare. This seemed child's play to mare, his seemed cits pny emit minister from Nepal imagined some popular ~deities being Jambehyang, popular ites being Jambehyang big man. from wealthy courts, bat other person's room his own Shee things in the Chines court rom Nepal imagined some mone gabe thee were some yh tenor one wats 208 E09 Chayodorj. "Many stoven alone after snoter they tale. At Guest "were found nen) ni he wished to take tack tothe Jaz than dw near the King cot Jand of the lamas. In three short the full story, of the wicked mini about how he got his Chinese wi is with the big men. Walking quietly grounds; in a condition neither hand-days the minister had entirely won ter's crafty scheme came to light. probably the. most well knows into the centre he asked for a stick, some nor becoming. the regard of the young prin Jaza in her innocence then tol Tenrehzee had two mothers, one call-and grasping one of the foals, he Only Gar, the Tibetan minister, his object now was to get possession Songdzen of her unfortunate ae: ed the " id the commenced to beat it. Immediately was abie to find his way home. Even of three valuable things held in the cciderit on the journey and how a other the "blue goddess." This fa certain mare began to neigh. in the dead of night and through all imperial palace: One was the pre-Tittle child had been born and died being so it was destined that Song-"This foal" said Garlon "belongs the intricacies of the Chinese imcious Jowo, an image of Sangje; one near Dzong-ai, below Batang. The deen should have two wives. At his tiiist mare," and so on till every foal venal palace this wily Tama safely was the precious stone which grant-king did not dismiss Garlon, he was court there was a very clever lama-had been placed beside its own found his own quarters. ed every request; and one was the tov dangerous a man for that and too counsellor named Garlon Rigba; not mother.
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