A Brief Notice of Subhdshita Ratna Nidhi. 123 
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85. As the Rigab (S. Sumeru) is not to be moved by any 
creature, so the great self-one (the excellent man) stands firm. 
As a small piece of cotton is easily moved, so the practice of a 
low-minded man is greatly changing and turning. | 
= EvIL PRACTICES (EFSF) | 
86. When a cunning person speaks fair, it is for his own 
interest not out of respect for others; the laughing voice of the 
night-bird is an ill omen, it proceeds not from joy. 
Tf a man grows too famous, on account of his great 
advancement, though he endures for a while, yet at last he is 
destroved. The ass that was covered with the skin of a leopard, 
after having eaten up one man’s standing corn, was slain by 
another. 
