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Episode 7

from Sai Tamil Poetry (Sai Kural Maalai)

நெஞ்சத்துத் தூயவர் சாய்மடி சேர்ந்தார்க்குப்பஞ்சம் அகலுமே காண்.Those who are pure by heart and always enjoy to live with Sairam like a kid will never face poverty in their life.

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