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“Will your own creations forgive you, for that you never exist anymore? Would your creations will be taken by the other? Or, would your creations, ever forgive you? To know best than that is, they knew you did the right way, and best you could, rest now, they're waiting for you.”

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Book:Adat raja-raja Melayu: [commentary]
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