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The happiness that may exist for people even in a bad place where the occurrence of their birth was—such happiness would not exist even in heaven, splendid through divine touch.
“Therefore one must not ever go there. I shall protect you by the power of intelligence.” The frog said, “O good pair, as for me, my one and only intelligence is directed toward flight. Therefore I shall go this very day, with my wife, to another reservoir.”
Having said this, the frog went to another pond that very night. The fishermen, having come at dawn, caught aquatic creatures of the lowest, middle, and highest kinds—fish, turtles, frogs, crabs, and others. Those two, Śatabuddhi and Sahasrabuddhi, with their wives, though fleeing and protecting themselves for a long time through specialized knowledge of movement and crooked maneuvering, fell into the net and were killed.
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Sanskrit · 5.p02498
अथापराह्न-समये प्रहृष्टास् ते धीवराः स्व-गृहं प्रति प्रस्थिताः । गुरुत्वाच् चैकेन
शतबुद्धिः स्कन्धे कृतः सहस्रबुद्धिः प्रलम्बमानो नीयते । ततश् च वापीकण्ठोपगतेन
मण्डूकेन तौ तथा नीयमानौ दृष्ट्वा अभिहिता स्वपत्नी-प्रिये ! पश्य पश्य-
English · Meaning
Then, at the time of afternoon, those delighted fishermen set out toward their own home. Because of his weight, Śatabuddhi was placed on one man’s shoulder, while Sahasrabuddhi was carried dangling. Then, seeing the two being carried in that manner by the frog who had approached the edge of the pond, he said to his wife, “Dear, look, look—”
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