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Indian Proverb:
The jat stood on his dunghill and the king’s elephants went by. “Oh, driver,” said he, “what will you sell those little donkeys for?”

Indian Proverb:
If I can attain heaven for a price, why should you be envious?

Indian Proverb:
Can’t walk because the yard is crooked.

Indian Proverb:
Last year’s nuts are this year’s black earth.

Indian Proverb:
Money is the best servant.

Indian Proverb:
Where the heart is past hope, the face is past shame.

Indian Proverb:
The precious body is a stone thrown in the air.

Indian Proverb:
Sores about the waist and debt to one’s neighbour are both bad.

Indian Proverb:
Necessity lacks judgment.

Indian Proverb:
Dine with the mean and be reminded of it all your life.

Indian Proverb:
He who leaves a beaten track is sure to go astray.

Indian Proverb:
Sell on credit and lose a customer.