The fisher-folk sing the tunes native to the hill-folk, and the hill-folk wear garlands of neytal blooms, which are native to the coast. The shepherds sing the tunes of the agricultural regions, and the farmers praise the nature of the flower of the pastoral regions. The jungle fowl pecks the grains of the fields, and the domestic fowl pecks at the millet of the hill. The monkey of the hill bathes in the salt-lakes near the sea, and the stork of the salt marsh rests itself on the hill.³³