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                              Not finding anybody
                              He realized it was empty.
                              Standing there he thought:
                             A night robber should have a place,
                              Concealed from others
                              To store his wealth,
                              Should have a cellar
                              To hide his property.
                             Jumping up to his feet
                              During three days and nights
                              Examined in and out,
                              But failed to find
                              Somebody or something,
                              Being in two minds, not knowing
                             Where to look for.
                              Suddenly he heard
                              Crying and wailing
                              Like a gnat swarm coming out
                              Of a grasping stove
                             He listened to it standing still.                                      a


                                  Syralyngsa-Kuo


                              hYy-y-y-yyibyn,
                             Aa-a-a-aaibyn!
                             Who will help me,
                             Who will come to ?
                             I’m a poor thing,
                             I have nobody
                             To protect me,
                             To support me.
                             I’m destined not to be happy,
                             Is there anybody
                             Among divine tribe brave enough
                             To protect me?
                             I’m destined to be eaten by abaasy,
                             Among kind-hearted great relatives
                             There is nobody gallant enough
                             To save me.
                             Oh, my grief!
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