“Ya anae manescapa esta, ayonae matungo na y isla naanña Melita. Ya y taotao ti mangilisyano,
jafamaulegjam: sa manmanotne guafe ya jaresibejam cada uno, sa pot y ichan, yan y manenggeng. Ya anae
janafandaña si Pablo y palitun jayo, ya jamanojo ya japolo gui jilo y guate, jumuyong un vibora guinin
y maipe, ya cheton gui canaeña. Ya anae malie ni y taotao ti mangilisyano y beneno na gâgâ na umacalaye
gui canaeña, manasangane ilegñija: Este na taotao pegno, masqueseaja umescapa gui tase; lao ti upinelo
ni y inenog na ulâlâ.
Ya jasacude y gâgâ guato gui jalom guafe, ya ti ninalamen.” Y Checho Sija 28:1-5.
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Exercising Caution and Respect When Approaching the Alert and
Deadly Venomous Spotted Cobra, May 1, 1996
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Photo Credit (Full size): Petty Officer 2nd Class Gloria J. Barry of the United States Navy (USN), DefenseLINK News Photos - Exercise Cobra Gold '96 ("Royal Thai Army instructor uses a cobra to demonstrate jungle survival skills", http://www.DefenseLink.mil/photos/Archive/Exercises/CobraGold96, 960501-N-4541B-001), United States Department of Defense (DoD, http://www.DefenseLink.mil or http://www.dod.gov), Government of the United States of America (USA).
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