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152. If there is reason for it, it is somewhat proper to be angry, 

 and there is also a cure for it ; but who knows the mode of ap- 

 peasing one when grown angry without a cause ? 



153. When one's virtues fail, then arises ill-will ; when the right 

 family descent is extinct, then will be born a bastard (then comes a 

 base-born) : when wealth has been expended there exist desires ; 

 when life is spent the symptoms of death appear. 



154. If one has not committed any wicked action, Indra himself 

 also cannot lay on him any blame. How can a water-spring be de- 

 pressed, by laying (or heaping) earth on it, as long as it does not 

 become dry by itself? 



155. If conducted in a handsome manner, great minds follow a 

 wrong way. The mad principal of the Tirthikas adopts the prac- 

 tices of Ishoora, the teacher. 



