The Serpent Keng Kang, A Cambodian Tale of Desire and Retribution
Long ago, when there were no snakes, Neang Ni bargained with the serpent Keng Kang to retrieve her fallen adze....
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Long ago, when there were no snakes, Neang Ni bargained with the serpent Keng Kang to retrieve her fallen adze....
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