THE UPTURNING OF THE CART.

*SKANDHA X. CHAP. 7.*

The ceremony observable on the child being able to stand on his legs and

the birth-day ceremony were observed together and there was a great

feast at the house of Nanda. Yasoda placed the child near a cart,

containing brass vessels with articles of food, and became busily

engaged in receiving her guests. The child wept but she did not hear. He

then raised his feet aloft, weeping for his mother's milk, and struck

the cart with his feet. The cart was upset, the brass vessels broken and

the wheel and axle upturned. The Gopa ladies could not account for this

wonderful phenomenon. The boys, who sat near the child, told all that

they saw, but people could not easily believe what they said.

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