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Village Folk-Tales of Ceylon, Volume 3 (of 3)

Note 5 — Concerning the Blind-Eyed Man

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Having heard the case, he said, “This young Heṭṭiyā did not take a wife [for himself]; he took the blind person’s wife,” and ordered them to behead the Heṭṭiyā.5 Having said, “The woman having come in dīga [marriage] to the blind person and in the meantime having endangered him, went with another man,” he ordered them to put her in a lime-kiln and burn her. Having given a little money to the blind person he told him to go.

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