Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 11 Oct 2011 12:02 and updated at 11 Oct 2011 12:02
TIRUKKURAL NOUN
tkl.1.2.02 | The gain of blessed Children is its goodly Ornament. |
tkl.1.2.02 | The excellence of a Wife is the good of her Husband; and good Children are the Jewels of that goodness. |
tkl.1.2.03 | Than that which by the birth of learned Children men obtain. |
tkl.1.2.03 | Among all the benefits that may be acquired, we know no greater benefit than the acquisition of intelligent Children. |
tkl.1.2.03 | Who Children gain, that none reproach, of virtuous worth, |
tkl.1.2.03 | The Evils of the Seven births shall not touch those who abtain Children of a good disposition, free from Vice. |
tkl.1.2.03 | Man s Children are his Fortune, say the wise; |
tkl.1.2.03 | In which the little hands of Children of their own have play d. |
tkl.1.2.03 | The Rice in which the little hand of their Children has dabbled will be far sweeter (to the parent) than Ambrosia. |
tkl.1.2.03 | To patent sweet the touch of Children dear; |
tkl.1.2.03 | The touch of Children gives Pleasure to the body, and the hearing of their words, Pleasure to the ear. |
tkl.1.2.03 | "The pipe is sweet, the lute is sweet," say those who have not heard the prattle of their own Children. |
tkl.1.2.03 | Their Children s Wisdom greater than their own confessed, |
tkl.1.2.03 | That their Children should possess Knowledge is more pleasing to all men of this great Earth than to themselves. |
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