TY  - BOOK
AU  - San, Thai
AU  - San, Thai
TI  - áá á¶ááááá¸ááááááááá¶â: The hermit who revives the tiger / 
SN  - 9789996325281
AV  - PZ7 
U1  - 398.2 
PY  - 2011/// .
CY  - Phnom Penh : 
PB  - Book World , 
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KW  - The hermit who revives the tiger
KW  - Children's Stories
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Unwilling to accept this, the two went to seek judgment from the wolf , the monkey, the vulture, and the forest divinity . All of them ruled in favor of the tiger, allowing it to eat Maha Boun Sii. Still dissatisfied, they continued their dispute until they met the rabbit.
The rabbit brought them back to the scene of the incident and proposed a reenactment. He told the tiger to lie in the snakeâs hole as before. When the tiger did so, the snake slithered out and bit the tiger, killing it instantly
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