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I came hither. How did I know that these high-born damsels were 

 swinging themselves ? But it was thus predestined. For years will I 

 stay here, and play at swinging." 



Having heard these words, the wearer of the red suit, whom all the 

 rest obeyed, said, " Pray, Sir, don't jest with us. Tell this man that 

 he may lie down wherever he likes, and whatever meat, or drink he 

 requires, furnish him with. No one has yet killed a guest. The look 

 of him, his reddened cheeks, his parched lips, his panting horse, and 

 his own confusion and trembling and deep sighs, with his falling down 

 motionless, prove him to be sincere. Could any false pretence escape 

 detection ? But as some sort of screen between him and me, hang up 

 some clothes." Having obtained so much protection, Ude-bhan made 

 his bed in the most distant nook formed of five or six saplings. Hav- 

 ing made his hand a pillow, he was wishing to go to sleep. But did 

 ever sleep come in connexion with the wish felt 1 As he lay discours- 



