forex business me jitna experience ho ga utni hi earning ho gi dosto

Then Arthur spoke, "If I thought you would not disparage me," said he, "I
would sleep while I wait for my repast; and you can entertain one

g han ya bat apki bikul sahi hay is business main apkay pas jitna zayada experience ho ap is business main otni zayada hi earning ker pawio gy ager apnay is business main aker is business ka knowledge hasil nahi kiya to apko is business main earning bi nahi ho gy.balkay apko is business main loss ho ga..

for that which Arthur had promised them. "I too will have the good tale
which he promised to me," said Kai. "Nay," answered Kynon, "fairer will

for that which Arthur had promised them. "I too will have the good tale
which he promised to me," said Kai. "Nay," answered Kynon, "fairer will

and to the mead-cellar, and returned, bearing a flagon of mead, and a
golden goblet, and a handful of skewers upon which were broiled collops

so," answered Kynon.

"I was the only son of my mother and father; and I was exceedingly
aspiring, and my daring was very great. I thought there was no

trees of equal growth; and a river ran through the valley, and a path was
by the side of the river. And I followed the path until mid-day, and

continued my journey along the remainder of the valley until the evening;
and at the extremity of a plain I came to a large and lustrous Castle, at

The shafts also had golden heads. And they had daggers with blades of
gold, and with hilts of the bone of the whale. And they were shooting
their daggers.

loveliest at the Offering, on the day of the Nativity, or at the feast of
Easter. {18c} They rose up at my coming, and six of them took my horse,
and divested me of my armour; and six others took my arms, and washed

took off my soiled garments, and placed others upon me; namely, an under
vest and a doublet of fine linen, and a robe, and a surcoat, and a mantle

"Until the repast was half over, neither the ma
n nor any one of the
damsels spoke a single word to me; but whe
n the man perceived that it

would be more agreeable to me to converse than to eat any more, he began
to enquire of me who I was. I said I was glad to find that there was

some one who would discourse with me, and that it was not considered so
great a crime at that Court, for people to hold converse together.

wouldst rather that I should shew thee thy disadvantage, than thine
advantage, I will do so. Sleep here to-night, and in the morning, arise