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Good manners are not bought and sold
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When cats have horns
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To sell common silk and buy mastuli
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Emperor Snakehead (Channa marulioides); Toman Bungah
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When standing up, he is on the lookout for the foe
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The kadok has even climbed over the top of the sireh stake
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Take too big strides and you’ll tear the gusset in the crutch of your trousers
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To fall – but on to a mattress
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Like a buffalo whose nose is pierced
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In climbing a chĕkur one may fall to one’s death!
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He wants his bananas ready skinned for him
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Changeable Hawk-eagle (Nisaetus cirrhatus)
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Green Peafowl (Pavo muticus)
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It’s the man who eats chillies that burns his tongue
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Squirming like a goat with a maggoty sore
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The prawn is unaware of its own hump
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If you`ve overshot the mark going downstream at night, what is there to be said the next morning?
bob|P-&-S:
If you`ve overshot the mark going downstream at night, what is there to be said the next morning?
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Putting an ear-stud on a torn ear
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Caterwauling like a lascivious tomcat
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The sugar-ants want to carry off the mountain in their mouths
bob|P-&-S:
If you`ve overshot the mark going downstream at night, what is there to be said the next morning?
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Give her rice and she wants the husks
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Running to earth like water on a keladi leaf
