Wicked people are likened to venomous snakes: crooked, harmful by their look, double-tongued, seeking faults as snakes seek holes, and troubling others; some, valued only at home, blame all scholars out of envy, and others roam like goblins. The author asks whether envying them could be his duty; a footnote gives a variant reading saying that good people avoid envy.
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- Hindi
- दुर्जन नदिांदुर्जन निन्दा
- English
- Censure of the wicked
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