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Language Notes Text: English (translation) Review Alas! As The Ocean Of Milk Was Stirred... by Anonymous Although They Both Exist by Anonymous Among All The Wives Of The Village Chief by Anonymous As They Fly Around The Shoulders Of The Ox by Anonymous At Daybreak, With Snow Coming by Anonymous At The Time Of Ploughing by Anonymous 'be Pleased, Oh Beloved!' by Anonymous The Beautiful Women, In Separation... by Anonymous Because Her Breasts by Anonymous Because She Is Overcome At Seeing You by Anonymous The Bee Which Indeed Wants To Drink The Nectar by Anonymous The Bees Wander Restlessly In The Mango Grove by Anonymous Blessed Are The Deaf And Blind by Anonymous Blessed Are Those Women by Anonymous The Bogus Bride-night Garment by Anonymous A Bow, Returning To Its Natural Straightness by Anonymous The Bride's Beloved's Laughter-filled Eyes by Anonymous The Buffalo, Tormented By The Heat by Anonymous Certainly, If A Man Takes The Initiative by Anonymous Clean Your Back, Slim-waisted! by Anonymous The Crow, Whose Mind Is Given Solely by Anonymous The Crows, Dipping Their Beaks In The Stream by Anonymous Darkest Night Has Passed by Anonymous The Delicate Girl Is Washed by Anonymous Do Not Trust Those Evil Men Who Owe You Money by Anonymous Don't Neglect This One, Saying by Anonymous The Dying Chief With Effort Tells His Son by Anonymous The Earth With Its Palasha Blossoms by Anonymous Even Though Everything Gets Burned Up by Anonymous The Fire Burns In The Sacrifice Enclosure by Anonymous The Flash Of Lightning Gives A Glimpse Of The Clouds by Anonymous The Flop-eared Dog Is Gone by Anonymous For Those Who Know Their Own Hearts by Anonymou