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“மனசு பின்னாடி மனுசன் போனான்னா அவன் மிருகம்; மனுசன் பின்னாடியே மனசு வந்துச்சுன்னா அவன் தெய்வம்." "நீ மிருகமா? தெய்வமா?" "நான் ரெண்டும்தானடா மகனே. மாறிமாறித்தான் இருக்கேன். ஆனா ஒண்ணு, தெய்வமா இருந்தாத் தெரியுது எனக்கு; மிருகமா இருந்தாத் தெரியல.”

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