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A Bengali proverb: two watersnakes swallowing fish and frog. Additional Info: Based on sayings attributed to the Bengali Vaishnava poet on his sahaja (controlled passion) cult. According to A.K. Coomaraswamy the implied meaning is: "It is harder to escape from debauchery once you have taken to it than it is for a fish to escape alive from the mouth of a snake".