The Plowman and the Tiger Sacrifice in Birbhum
Sitaram Dhas, a Santhal farmer, battles two tigers to defend his bullocks after a night of plowing. His wife Mana and sister Rebi aid from hiding as Ramchand, his son, proves a capable young hunter. After a deadly tiger attack on Rebi, the priest’s demand for sacrifice is dropped, and Sitaram seeks royal favor. he is rewarded with money and prestige, but the talismanic temple gains nothing.
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Iittle Ramchand
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Ola Ratandra Lal Bhaal
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Cornhill Magazine
Persian Wit and Witty Tales from Oriental Humor
A writer cites Flowers From a Persian Garden with many delicate tales. A professional scribe jokes about pain in the foot to explain why letters are unreadable, while another tale notes how sudden wealth can corrode old friendships as a former courtier meets a familiar friend.
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Man Cured by Medicinal Baths After Long Rheumatism
A man afflicted for a decade with chronic rheumatism travels to a renowned health resort for two months of medicinal baths and returns cured. A neighbor notes his transformation and the wife quips that he now has little to say, highlighting a quiet, humorous end to years of pain.
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Wealthy caveat: Peleg Kenyon’s daring Boston escape
Peleg Kenyon, a former warehouse watchman in Boston, devised a bold theft from a New England employer. He looted $105,000 from a warehouse safe, hid it, and returned to Boston, then negotiated with Henderson to keep most of the money in exchange for avoiding prosecution. He later amassed wealth through smart investments while remaining socially ostracized. His will directed remaining property to Henry Tenderson’s heirs.
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Woman Requests Early Train Departure at South Memphis
A plainly dressed woman on the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley line asked a conductor on the afternoon train at South Memphis station to start early so she could reach home before sundown. He promised to help, but the train left on schedule.
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Mississippi Valley Road
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