Who will carry Tenali?
From the original text · Oral tradition
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Who will carry Tenali?
From the original text · Oral tradition
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Guduguduppukkaran.
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Each felt one part of the elephant.
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The best dish in the world, said no one twice.
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Which is heavier, sin or salt?
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Fair payment.
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The prince whose life was in a bird.
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Songs of Navratri.
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A prediction turned around.
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Exactly ninety-five thousand.
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Bagh o chhagol.
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Silver from a copper pot.
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And comes back with a message.
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Why the elephant did not pull.
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The water is yours, the well is mine.
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