Passage 9

In English

wanted to go to the forest alone; then pleaded with him in a sweet manner, but, with words that were hard facts of righteousness; and she had succeeded in convincing . She argued saying she would clear thorns and pebbles out of the path He trod. If was moon she was like moonlight that could not be separated from him. “If a moon had left for the forest, the moonlight could not remain in ,” she said. She accused him saying he was leaving her behind like a coward. At last she could win over him as a result of which, she was able to discharge her ordained duty and could establish her fame on earth.