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## Chapter Thirty-Three
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The face of a womanless man is low and feminine. The face of a miser is short, and the face of a wealthy man is long. || 100 ||
Kings have nail-like ears, while those with hair on their ears have long lives. Those with straight, even-ridged noses and small nostrils are pleasure-seekers. || 101 ||
Those who sneeze once are wealthy, those who sneeze twice or thrice are learned, and those who sneeze continuously are long-lived. || 102 ||
Those with red-rimmed eyes like lotus petals are blessed with wealth and fortune. Those with eyes like an elephant or a bull are kings. || 103 ||
Those with reddish eyes are inauspicious and sinful. One should never speak to them or look at them, especially. || 104 ||
Those with cat-like eyes are always filled with mental, verbal, and physical sins. They are considered wicked, unfortunate, cruel, and sinful. || 105 ||
When considering the qualities and defects of all signs, the sign of the eye is sufficient for determining the outcome. || 106 ||
A wise person should observe a person's pride, arrogance, body, gait, lineage, good qualities, and nature to determine their future. || 107 ||
As this book was being read, Madhupingala, fearing a defect in his eyes, left the assembly. || 108 ||
Leaving behind the beautiful Sulasa, Madhupingala, a young man, renounced the world and, embracing the life of a monk, wandered through various lands. || 109 ||
Meanwhile, the clever King Sagara, obtaining the beautiful Sulasa with eyes like lotuses in her swayamvara, enjoyed happiness. || 110 ||
The teacher says that such a course of action may be considered clever at the time, but it does not remain hidden forever. Therefore, the person who does this will inevitably face adverse consequences in the future - they will suffer the bad fruit of their actions. || 111 ||
Later, at noon, the Digambara Madhupingala, who had renounced all attachments, arrived in a certain city for his midday meal. || 112 ||