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Opening of «Folk tales of Sind and Guzarat» by C. A. Kincaid: the whole text, 12 sentences and 114 words. The small number after every sentence leads to its own page with its syntax tree and pragmatics, parsed by Mova itself.
FOLK TALES OF SIND AND GUZARAT1
BY C. A. KINCAID, C.V.O., I.C.S.2 Officie de l’Instruction Publique.3
THE DAILY GAZETTE PRESS, LTD., KARACHI.4
1925.5
To JEAN LOUIS RIEU, C. S. I., I. C. S., Commissioner-in-Sind.6
this book is inscribed in memory of an unclouded and greatly valued friendship lasting for over thirty years.7
“Satan is the only true lover, all others are mere prattlers.8 Out of his great love for his Lord, the shining one (Satan) incurred disgrace.”9
Shah Latif.10
Commentator.—God needed opposition to make Him realise His almighty strength.11 To give God full possession of it, Satan sacrificed himself and rebelled, although he knew that he would thereafter be punished eternally.12
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