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would be an impropriety in me to abandon these dominions and my 

 modesty, and wander about running and leaping after deer. And 

 you are a great simpleton to have thought me in earnest, and to have 

 begun a quarrel with me on this account." 



Bdni Ketaki applies the ashes to her eyes, and escapes from the house. 

 Great and small are all in consternation. 

 Ten or fifteen days afterwards, one night Ban! Ketaki, without ' 

 conferring with Madau-ban, applied the ashes to her eyes and left 

 the house. The state of her parents beggars description. All 

 made up their minds that their spiritual guide must, for some cause 

 have summoned Eani Ketaki to him. The Eaja" Jagat Prokas and 

 the Eani Kamlata, quitting, on account of this desertion, their 

 kingdom and all else, repaired to the summit of a mountain havms 



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