[1934] He who indeed has said of what is not lost [8] that it is lost, [9]
may he obtain sensual pleasures (kāma) and enjoy them, [1]
may he meet death in the midst of the household —
or whoever, sirs, suspects anyone at all.
[Siam Raṭṭha variant-reading footnotes, romanized as printed:
#1–3 M. yā. 2 M. isīnaṃ. 4 M. gajaṅgalāyaṃ. 5 M. divasaṃ.
#6 Sī. Yu. chamhi. 7 M. sakkacchabandho. Sī. Yu. sakkaccabaddho.
#8 M. anaṭṭhaṃva. 9 M. cāha.]
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.