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\ The rawula Of the Rama Umra was rife with
nrth and joy. The rich carpo. in tho apart
Aent of the fair konari was strewn with the cost.
y ypresentsof of her atianccd husband, and the slave
gills, who were gathered round thom, had expiat,
ed for hours their surprising Beauties nor wore
thcY yet wearied of the theme. The pearls were.
they decided, the largest ever seen. the kinkanbs
the richest and most glitterng, the sha wis the soft
est OF the Cashmere looms, the altar and goiau6
panney (rose- -water) unequaled in all Persia
Yet, while this display of female qualification was
at its height, with bright eyes beaming and sweet
lips smiling delighted approval of those gauds
which, j. is supposed, most surely win the hearts
of women. the Princess Komari knel, at her moth
ers feet, and with her fair face bent upon tho knee
of the Bai Bhye, remained iorgeful of all but her
tilial gratitude and approaching Joy.


"My chNd,' replied the Rance. in answer te
! some tcndeS words addressed to her BY komari