
A laugh at a thousand faces and one mouth.
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The wit of Vijayanagara, with the court wits of Delhi and the Hindustani wise fool as sub-shelves.
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A laugh at a thousand faces and one mouth.
From the original text · Oral tradition

Draw a shorter line without touching it.
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Under the streetlight, where it is brighter.
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How many stars, where is the centre, how many crows?
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Tenali and the horse that would not eat.
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Cooking over a lamp three feet away.
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And then died.
From the original text · Oral tradition
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