<p>Greatly enamored of the handsome lad, and alarmed at the prospect of his jumping into the deep Chenab, Luddan the boatmen's wives bessech Ranjha, askign him to abandon his foolhardy plan. </p>

Greatly enamored of the handsome lad, and alarmed at the prospect of his jumping into the deep Chenab, Luddan the boatmen's wives bessech Ranjha, askign him to abandon his foolhardy plan.

<p>Greatly enamored of the handsome lad, and alarmed at the prospect of his jumping into the deep Chenab, Luddan the boatmen's wives bessech Ranjha, askign him to abandon his foolhardy plan.&nbsp;</p>

Verse 48 - The boatman's wives

Waris Shah’s Heer, a Sufi masterpiece, which tells the tragic tale of  Heer and Ranjha; each verse is presented with an English translation, making this epic accessible to a new generation.

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Waris Shah’s Heer, a Sufi masterpiece, which tells the tragic tale of Heer and Ranjha; each verse is presented with an English translation, making this epic accessible to a new generation.

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