Samraditya

Author(s): Pushkarmuni, Devendramuni
Publisher: Shree Lakshmi Pustak Bhandar

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after all regarded as a stone only. The moon is known for a blot in it.
Gunsen who was very dear to the people and who was the main hope of his parents was no exception to this. He had also one bad habit. He took delight in teasing others. To make fun of ugly persons, to make them angry and to harass them was his main interest. And sometimes, in this sort of fun-making he crossed the limits. By chance, he ihad also a team of such jolly friends.
A Brahmin, named Agnisharma was staying in that town. His father Yagnadatt was an ordinary priest in the city. Agnisharma was very ugly. The colour of his body was as black as the back side of the frying-pan. The teeth which were peeping out of the mouth looked as if ready to devour somebody. His head was of triangular shape. The eyes were yellow and the nose was as if the copy of teh