The Living Kural
DECODE · KURAL 1316

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Feigned Anger · Love

உள்ளினேன் என்றேன்மற் றென்மறந்தீர் என்றென்னைப் புல்லாள் புலத்தக் கனள்.

Original Tamil · Tiruvalluvar · Senkanthal digital edition

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உள்ளினேன் என்றேன்மற் றென்மறந்தீர் என்றென்னைப் புல்லாள் புலத்தக் கனள்.

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'Each day I called to mind your charms,' 'O, then, you had forgot,' She cried, and then her opened arms, Forthwith embraced me not.

G. U. Pope, 1886 · Public domain