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434, aff rewart
Vw. wade cfafirkesraa
ciatg aveitg afose are; oetaghaaet Tea TH
ageat aise fifreson afaarae :
sara ara starfaai aren sie ware & sata fea ae
art categt site aterit et ae wae & ae Ty, anes + Aza Re,
Seq rat & cfg chee ase BR ate sat TT fae eT FF
Awise man should stoicelly suffer provocation and iniquities
inflicted by the unwise. He should never be depressed or cowed downat
such a treatment.
[e.] ate wg vited oeted wed aden | a ofesd ag
aaisat: fagr & ua ara TelaGeet aefe, oR yaar |
gransmat fg ater, fats avafgedt or faoafer & ofesa
aed aisat @issr fafaracer afaatesst
(2) afe ard araygad wet sareaa err (ate IT)
wart vam agar Sat tives ger fears at fe cag aeie HT
aaa Fe wer 2 wag feat ee ver g, fg Wary ER vat te HT
By mene qemate & tag 1 eaeFewfeg Ar ava aT agua adi 2"
ara: aneBOE At PaeaT aT RST aTTT TET TAT A TET FE,
wines & aga Fe, ofa He afit ga Te fara HTT FE |
4. fa tool back-bites in respect of wise man thelatter should be
thankful that at least the former has spared him the humiliation of slighting
him in his face. Fools are short-sighted. They have scanty wisdom, Hence
it is but proper thet the wise stand their nuisance without getting pertur-
bed, patisntly and stoically
(2.] aR wg afesd ceased ged saser | & afeg
ag modes : fagr ® ua are oearel wed wafer, of wen
afgor ar Raget at gigan at area areat atageit
asta avafa ofcarafa ofcarata sata | gaerenrat g ATA,
ou feta araigat w fascia’ dt ofet aed aaeat aRaT
fafareiser afters |
