Simla: Printed by J. Elston,
"Station Press"
1872
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*FWP's
introduction, 2007*
*Translator's
introduction, 1872*
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*(1) A
masnawi satirizing Muhammad Ghaus, the Physician*
*(2) A
masnawi satirizing a Miser*
*(3) A
masnawi in praise of Nawab Asuf-ood-Dowlah, and
regarding his way of hunting*
*(4) A
masnawi satirizing an Elephant*
*(5) A
masnawi satirizing a Kotwal, or Chief Police
Officer*
*(6) A
masnawi satirizing Mirza Fidwi*
[*(6x) The same masnavi,
with trans. and notes by FWP*]
*(7) A masnawi
regarding the death of Mirza Faizo's Chippak*; *Urdu text *
.
*(8) A masnawi
satirizing Mirza Fakhir Makeen*; *modern Urdu
text*; *critical
edition text*
*(9) A story
regarding a sincere devotee and the
circumstances of his returning when on the road
to Mecca*; *Urdu text*
.
*(10) A funeral
eulogium on Imam Kasim, the son of Imam Husain,
on whom may God be merciful*, a marsiyah probably by Miskin; no
Urdu text is provided for it
.
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*(11x) A
mukhammas on the desolation of Shahjahanabad*, with trans. and notes by FWP
*(12x) A qasidah
in praise of Navab 'Imad ul-Mulk*, with trans. and notes by FWP
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*Henry Court's
translation of the Araish-e Mahfil
by
Sher Ali Afsos*
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*Aab-e hayaat (1880) on
Sauda*
*Chapter 2 of Three Mughal
Poets: Mir Sauda, Mir Hasan*, by
Ralph Russell and Khurshidul Islam (Cambridge:
Harvard University Press, 1968; presented here
through Ralph Russell's generous permission)
*"A Shahr-ashob of Sauda,"
translated by Mark Pegors: *JSAL,
1990*
*"The
Satires of Sauda (1706-1781)"* (Sept. 2010),
by Shamsur Rahman Faruqi
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