My boss is unfair to me
Most relevant first. Each card shows the words it matched, so you can tell why it was chosen.
Matches: boss, unfair
Muraiseydhu Kaappaatrum Mannavan MakkatkuIraiyendru Vaikkap Patum
That king, will be esteemed a God among men, who performs his own duties, and protects (his subjects).
Who guards the realm and justice strict maintains, That king as god o'er subject people reigns
G. U. Pope, 1886
Matches: boss
Akalaadhu Anukaadhu Theekkaaivaar PolkaIkalvendharch Cherndhozhuku Vaar
Thus let them act who dwell beneath of warlike kings the palace-roof
Who warm them at the fire draw not too near, nor keep too much aloof; Thus let them act who dwell beneath of warlike kings the palace-roof
G. U. Pope, 1886
Matches: boss
Mannar Vizhaipa Vizhaiyaamai MannaraalManniya Aakkan Tharum
For ministers not to cover the things desired by their kings will through the kings themselves yield them everlasting wealth
To those who prize not state that kings are wont to prize, The king himself abundant wealth supplies
G. U. Pope, 1886
Matches: boss
Pataikuti Koozhamaichchu Natparan AarumUtaiyaan Arasarul Eru
He who possesses these six things, an army, a people, wealth, ministers, friends and a fortress, is a lion among kings
An army, people, wealth, a minister, friends, fort: six things-Who owns them all, a lion lives amid the kings
G. U. Pope, 1886
Matches: unfair, boss
Velandru Vendri Tharuvadhu MannavanKoladhooung Kotaa Thenin
It is not the javelin that gives victory, but the king's sceptre, if it do no injustice
Not lance gives kings the victory, But sceptre swayed with equity
G. U. Pope, 1886
Matches: unfair, boss
Iraikaakkum Vaiyakam Ellaam AvanaiMuraikaakkum Muttaach Cheyin
The king defends the whole world; and justice, when administered without defect, defends the king
The king all the whole realm of earth protects; And justice guards the king who right respects
G. U. Pope, 1886
Matches: unfair
Thakudhi Enavondru Nandre PakudhiyaalPaarpattu Ozhukap Perin
That equity which consists in acting with equal regard to each of (the three) divisions of men [enemies, strangers and friends] is a pre-eminent virtue
If justice, failing not, its quality maintain, Giving to each his due, -'tis man's one highest gain
G. U. Pope, 1886
Matches: unfair
Nandre Tharinum Natuvikandhaam AakkaththaiAndre Yozhiya Vital
Forsake in the very moment (of acquisition) that gain which, though it should bring advantage, is without equity
Though only good it seem to give, yet gainBy wrong acquired, not e'en one day retain
G. U. Pope, 1886
Matches: unfair, boss
Inmaiyin Innaadhu Utaimai MuraiseyyaaMannavan Korkeezhp Patin
Property gives more sorrow than poverty, to those who live under the sceptre of a king without justice
To poverty it adds a sharper sting, To live beneath the sway of unjust king
G. U. Pope, 1886
Matches: unfair, boss
Muraikoti Mannavan Seyyin UraikotiOllaadhu Vaanam Peyal
If the king acts contrary to justice, rain will become unseasonable, and the heavens will withhold their showers
Where king from right deflecting, makes unrighteous gain, The seasons change, the clouds pour down no rain
G. U. Pope, 1886
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