Topic: Ponni's Beloved
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... they noticed Azhvarkadiyan standing with the crowd. Sembiyan Madevi immediately signalled to him to come near and Azhvarkadiyan obeyed her with utmost respect.
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part 1, Chapter 43 ? Pazhaiarai by Sumeetha V.'
Posted by Editor on Wednesday, December 03, 2003 (1266 Reads)
Vandiya Devan was shocked beyond words. He never thought that his efforts to save his friend would be mistaken thus!
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part 1, Chapter 42 - Is this Friendship? by Sumeetha V.'
Posted by Editor on Thursday, November 06, 2003 (600 Reads)
...the light that he saw was not moonlight nor was it coming from a lamp. It was coming from the heaps of gold coins that were stacked in the chamber...
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part 1, Chapter 41 - The Underground Chamber by Sumeetha V.'
Posted by Editor on Thursday, October 09, 2003 (679 Reads)
In their presence, his mind worked well, and he could use his sword as well as his brain, which was sharper than his sword. But in front of this seductress, he felt his sword might slip from his hand; his brain refused to think...
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part 1, Chapter 40 - The Dark Palace by Sumeetha V.'
Posted by Editor on Wednesday, October 01, 2003 (664 Reads)
While Pazhuvetar went on about his past lives, Nandini turned her head and faced the other side. If he had seen the expression on her face it was doubtful whether he would have continued...
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part 1, Chapter 39 - Swirling World! by Sumeetha V.'
Posted by Editor on Wednesday, September 24, 2003 (745 Reads)
Am I really becoming a womaniser after all these years? I really don't know many things about her past. Am I being fair to my brother? After all, he was the one who has stood by me all these years, and fought along with me in all the wars. Why should I be so partial to her anyway?
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part 1, Chapter 38 - Nandini the Seductress'
Posted by Editor on Friday, September 12, 2003 (779 Reads)
But that day when Periya Pazhuvetar came back to the fort, his brother did not come to the entrance to greet him, nor did people throng the street to watch the procession. But Periya Pazhuvetar went straight to his brother's palace. He sensed that his younger brother was involved in some important work, which was why he couldn't come to the entrance to welcome him.
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part 1, Chapter 37 - Clash of Lions'
Posted by Editor on Wednesday, August 27, 2003 (722 Reads)
"You are asking me whether I remember all this. Do you know that all these memories have been etched in my heart with fire? And do you know I have been burning in this fire ever since?"
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part 1, Chapter 36 - Do you Remember? by Sumeetha V.'
Posted by Editor on Wednesday, July 30, 2003 (874 Reads)
"...it is dangerous to make you laugh, Ammani. When the flower blossoms the bee is mesmerised."
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part 1, Chapter 35 - Mandiravadi by Sumeetha V.'
Posted by Editor on Wednesday, July 16, 2003 (1416 Reads)
The woman who was accompanying Vandiya Devan went ahead to inform her mistress about his arrival while he waited in the dark. He could smell the fragrance of the flowers that were blooming in the dark while he waited there...
Read full article: 'Ponniyin Selvan - Book 1, Chapter 34 - Lata Mandapam by Sumeetha V.'
Posted by Editor on Wednesday, July 09, 2003 (831 Reads)
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