Two people living close to each other

Two  people living close to each other


Earlier in the day, two people were in the same house. One day, the two grandsons turned to trap the animals. When it was evening, the hills went out. When they come to the forest, a trap is in it, saying, "I will set it in the tree, for it is the fruit of the night; Come and eat this fruit. Another said, "I would like to put the place to rest, but now if you put it on the tree, only I will put it at the end of it; Let's see who's up in the morning. ”One of them lay down on a tree and returned to his goodbye. Go home alone.

And he set the trap in his hand, when he came home, and it was night, and they were saying, The bridegroom cometh; Never heard of anyone setting a trap on a tree trunk, and now I lay. How do you get animals on the tree top? Therefore, when the rooster crows, I will see, and when they see, they are caught in the ground; At the end of the day, at the end of the day, I went out to see the man, and I gave the beast to the householder. It is very likely that he will go to the court and he will be defeated. Couple thinking and sleeping chicken cock ripped from slumber and left the house traps and traps And in the sack of the ground shall the deer take him up, and he shall set it up; Home. And in the morning, it shall be, that in the morning, there shall be a man that shall lay his hand upon the ground, and shall cry, and say to it, Depart not; Though traps me, I do not hope; For on the lumberyards, But for the snares of the land, I dare not share. Also. This word is a mockery to you, for you know the former. And they said unto him, Depart hence, and go not into the land, neither by the way, where it is found The stick ends up. The master of the trap at the end of the stick said, “Look, don't believe me, don't put a stump on the end now. Whose piece of metal is this? ” And when he had gone up, and brought them down, he returned to them, and departed into his own house. And the prodigal hasteth, and bringeth him to Cleopas, and saith unto him, I am come, and am going with him. I put him on a tree, and I came to him at the root of the tree; You can do whatever it takes to win, but I'll be grateful to you in the future. ” Sopheakkok got hot and replied, "You go to Moulmein early this morning if it sues me. Or, if it is not yet come to me, and it behoveth thee not to go in haste.

But he that entereth in at the root of the tree, when he comeeth out of the house, and his spirit faileth, and cometh, bring him up to him, Parrot. And he gave them the same order.

In the morning the men who had set the snare on the wood brought the luggage first. The one who traps his land on the ground is poor, yet does not fear, And they, being convicted, fled from village to village, and met with rabbits, and asked, "What is the way? So run? Stop. ”

He answered, “Sir, have mercy on me, for I have taken you by the hand, and you have laid hold of it; At the end of the morning, I saw no traps on the ground, only a trap at the end of the stick. Disobedient to take the case to the court so they can win the case before the winner. So now I am afraid of you, because they have come before me. "Yes," replied the rabbit. Don't be afraid in the afternoon, I'll take you. The grandson also rejoiced. In the afternoon, the rabbit came to the house, and he cried out, “How long? He has lost his life. “We have been here for a long time because of watching fish fly fly eating eucalyptus leaves,” Sophea said. “From my grandparents, no one had ever heard of a catfish eating lobster leaves,” says Sopheak. The rabbit answers, "From the paternal grandparents, who see that the trap in the land does not catch the animals. Trapped in a trap at the end of the wood, and the four-legged man, who hears the people? She was silent, and she didn't dare to respond. The rabbit also judges the grappler who wins in the traps. And he that sat on the seat was ashamed, for he was a good man. Walled like a mouse litter.



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