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Curbing of Desire · Virtue
அவாஎன்ப எல்லா உயிர்க்கும் எஞ் ஞான்றும் தவாஅப் பிறப்பீனும் வித்து.
Original Tamil · Tiruvalluvar · Senkanthal digital edition
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In Pope’s words
The wise declare, through all the days, to every living thing.
That ceaseless round of birth from seed of strong desire doth spring.G. U. Pope, 1886 · Public domain