Chamu

It hurt her so to go away, she must have died; and Chamu took her and carried her away when she was dead.

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Chamu, for he is the very worst of all; worse even than the women.

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And Chamu said: Thou art right: for I am like the oyster, and contain a pearl.

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And she was worst of all, she wept, and wept, and wept, till at last they turned her out, and Chamu took her away.

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And Atirupa turned, and exclaimed joyfully: Ha! Chamu, [21] art thou returned?

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And while he looked from her to Chamu, and from Chamu back again to her, Chamu got back upon his horse, and all those riders rode away.

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And Chamu laughed softly, and he said: Maháráj, he is a sage, who knows where to stop.

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And Atirupa looked at him with surprise: and he said: Chamu, this is very strange, and thou art not like thyself.

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And Chamu said: O Maháráj, who can describe the indescribable?

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And Chamu said: Laugh, Maháráj: and as I told thee it would be, so it is: thou dost not believe.

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