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Kapuri, the she-elephant, noticed that a fresh dog, or somewhat, a fresh dam, had come into the temple premises. There have been, of course, two canines residing there already, Kalu and Sudu. Once the new dam strolled in, somewhat timidly initially, Kapuri noticed that Sudu became greatly agitated. She growled and snarled and barked to no end at the newcomer, regardless of the latter's delicate demeanour, and even tried to attack her. The newcomer, whose name was Sukhi, resolved herself down with great composure and decorum under the Bo tree. "Please go away," she advised Sudu when Sudu arrived up to her, barking all the while. "I've only come here to meditate." "So they all say in the beginning," Sudu said, snarling. "I know all those techniques and tactics. But after they have a toehold here, they commence to work as if indeed they own the place. Be off together with you! There is no room for the likes of you here." "Who says so?" Kalu asked, approaching to them. "Who says there is no room?"
