There was an intelligent man named

There was an intelligent man named Si Thanonchai who was a royal page. He was very clever and had a lot of wisdom. One day, a foreigner tested the knowledge about the Tripitaka. He traveled by ship, so the king asked his men to invite Si Thanonchai because he needed his help. Si Thanonchai agreed to help the king. Then he asked for permission to be a novice. He also asked the king to build a temporary chamber near the seaside where people could see it and the foreigner could see it, too. He asked for the real Tripitaka, two empty Tripitaka and an empty scripture. He caught a crab and put it in some ink. Then, he let it crawl forth and back on the Tripitaka. And he wrote it by himself called Trikod that wasn't any language. The other one that the crab walked was called Tripoo. He kept three copies in the cabinet. After that he had invited the foreigner to stay at his chamber, he asked the novice, “Why are you here?” Si Thanonchai replied, “I am the most stupid novice because I can't read any Tripitaka that is simple.” The foreigner wanted to see the Tripitaka that Si Thanonchai showed him. He could read it easily. Then Si Thanonchai showed him Tripoo – Trikod. He couldn't read them. Si Thanonchai said, “Everyone in this town could read, except me. I couldn't read, so I was evicted to be here.” The foreigner decided to go back home immediately. He didn't go downtown because he didn't want anyone to see him.

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There was an intelligent man named Si Thanonchai who was a royal page. He was very clever and had a lot of wisdom. One day, a foreigner tested the knowledge about the Tripitaka. He traveled by ship, so the king asked his men to invite Si Thanonchai because he needed his help. Si Thanonchai agreed to help the king. Then he asked for permission to be a novice. He also asked the king to build a temporary chamber near the seaside where people could see it and the foreigner could see it, too. He asked for the real Tripitaka, two empty Tripitaka and an empty scripture. He caught a crab and put it in some ink. Then, he let it crawl forth and back on the Tripitaka. And he wrote it by himself called Trikod that was not any language. The other one that the crab walked was called Tripoo. He kept three copies in the cabinet. After that he had invited the foreigner to stay at his chamber, he asked the novice, "Why are you here?" Si Thanonchai replied, "I am the most stupid novice because I can not read any Tripitaka that is simple." The. foreigner wanted to see the Tripitaka that Si Thanonchai showed him. He could read it easily. Then Si Thanonchai showed him Tripoo - Trikod. He could not read them. Si Thanonchai said, "Everyone in this town could read, except me. I could not read, so I was evicted to be here. "The foreigner decided to go back home immediately. He did not go downtown because he did not want anyone to see him.

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There was an intelligent man named Si Thanonchai who was a royal page. He was very clever and had a lot of wisdom. One. Day a foreigner, tested the knowledge about the Tripitaka. He traveled, by ship so the king asked his men to invite Si Thanonchai. Because he needed his help. Si Thanonchai agreed to help the king. Then he asked for permission to be a novice. He also. Asked the king to build a temporary chamber near the seaside where people could see it and the foreigner could see it too,,. He asked for the real Tripitaka two empty, Tripitaka and an empty Scripture. He caught a crab and put it in some ink, Then,. He let it crawl forth and back on the Tripitaka. And he wrote it by himself called Trikod that wasn 't any language. The. Other one that the crab walked was called Tripoo. He kept three copies in the cabinet. After that he had invited the foreigner. To stay at, his chamber he asked the novice, "Why are you here?" Si Thanonchai replied, "I am the most stupid novice because. I can 't read any Tripitaka that is simple. "The foreigner wanted to see the Tripitaka that Si Thanonchai showed him. He. Could read it easily. Then Si Thanonchai showed him Tripoo - Trikod. He couldn 't read them. Si said Thanonchai, Everyone. " In this town, could read except me. I couldn 't read so I, was evicted to be here. "The foreigner decided to go back home. Immediately. He didn 't go downtown because he didn' t want anyone to see him.