608 Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. (September, 1911. 
179.‘ Khdring sojaso bré-bang bogress.’* 
In a maund of rice or wheat, there is always a sér of 
inferior grain. 
180. ‘‘ Rungshimig mit omé khélgang.’’ 
He who speaks evil of any one, will get his deserts. 
181. ‘‘ Bodt jachu bodi an, bodi fogshicht bodi liss.’’ 
He suffers much hunger, who eats too much, 
And he endures much cold, who wears too much. 
182. ‘* Mord bdtang, ragut rékhang.”’ 
The word of a wise man is like a line on a stone. 
183. ‘‘ Krammi dang winni li madd gyémig.’’ 
There is a time for weeping and a time for laughter. 
184. ‘‘ Chhetkang toshiang, poshbingi thu thad.’’ 
A servant has no power in his master’s presence. 
185. ‘* Unchich mit bok di.’ 
The beggar’s food is warm. 
186. ‘‘ Sud niméa bud.’’ 
Where there is union, there is wisdom. 
187. ‘‘ Rokert, mimd ani nar déng siydno.’?! 
Uncle Rokeri, the mother’s brother, is wiser than 
his wife. 
188. *‘ Chimangi dagi lonmo li sukhang.’’ 
It is easy to know a shoe-maker—that he is of a mean 
caste. 
189. ‘* Yun ma nemd, gorab gdérab.’’ 
. He who knows not how to walk, will tumble down. 
190. ‘‘ Khuli jogas chhu-rid pachim gydmig.’’ 
A strap ought to fit a bag. 
191. ‘‘ Tepang tonma pag pardchi.’’ 
If one has a cap, a piece of cloth for it is easily fon 
(In Kanawar a black cap made of wool is worn, an 
to it is sewn a bit of cloth). 
192. ‘* Koching dshds golang ruydm.’’ 
Never rely on vain hopes. 
' Rokerd is a sept of Kanets of the higher class found in Chugéot 
Fholang. 
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