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... requesting the insects to leave the field and to go back to their homes . This notice must contain the names of the zamindar , the owner of the fiel , and the insect . Some mantras are recited when the notice is hung up .
... requesting the insects to leave the field and to go back to their homes . This notice must contain the names of the zamindar , the owner of the fiel , and the insect . Some mantras are recited when the notice is hung up .
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... Bihar and Orissa was changing hands there was born in the district of Patna a man named Gholam ' Ali , afterwards known by his pen - name ' Rásikh ' , who was des- tined to leave his mark in the domain of Urdú poetry .
... Bihar and Orissa was changing hands there was born in the district of Patna a man named Gholam ' Ali , afterwards known by his pen - name ' Rásikh ' , who was des- tined to leave his mark in the domain of Urdú poetry .
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... defunct Urdú paper ' Alpunch ' , published in 1903 , says that up to 1221 A. H. ( 1806 A. D. ) Rásikh ' passed his life in shifting from one place to another , but in 1222 he returned to Patna not to leave it again till his death .
... defunct Urdú paper ' Alpunch ' , published in 1903 , says that up to 1221 A. H. ( 1806 A. D. ) Rásikh ' passed his life in shifting from one place to another , but in 1222 he returned to Patna not to leave it again till his death .
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( 8 ) If thou aimest at immortality after death , And in the future life , paradise , ( 9 ) Leave behind thee a good name , Carry with thee reward of good deeds . ( 10 ) Only this one advice suffices thee . Keep it in thy mind , and be ...
( 8 ) If thou aimest at immortality after death , And in the future life , paradise , ( 9 ) Leave behind thee a good name , Carry with thee reward of good deeds . ( 10 ) Only this one advice suffices thee . Keep it in thy mind , and be ...
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A young man and a girl form an attachment for each other , and , apprehending opposition to their union , secretly leave the village together and remain in hiding as husband and wife for some time . Subsequently , when they are found ...
A young man and a girl form an attachment for each other , and , apprehending opposition to their union , secretly leave the village together and remain in hiding as husband and wife for some time . Subsequently , when they are found ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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