-LRB- Is this right ? -RRB- ` Payah-kun , ' said the Eldest Magician , and he laughed and gave him his blessing ; and little Pau Amma scuttled over the side of the canoe into the water ; and he was so tiny that he could have hidden under the shadow of a dry leaf on land or of a dead shell at the bottom of the sea . ` Was that well done ? ' said the Eldest Magician . ` Yes , ' said the Man . ` But now we must go back to Perak , and that is a weary way to paddle . If we had waited till Pau Amma had gone out of Pusat Tasek and come home , the water would have carried us there by itself . ' ` You are lazy , ' said the Eldest Magician . ` So your children shall be lazy . They shall be the laziest people in the world . They shall be called the Malazy -- the lazy people ; ' and he held up his finger to the Moon and said , ' O Fisherman , here is the Man too lazy to row home . Pull his canoe home with your line , Fisherman . ' ` No , ' said the Man . ` If I am to be lazy all my days , let the Sea work for me twice a day for ever . That will save paddling . ' And the Eldest Magician laughed and said , ` Payah kun ' -LRB- That is right -RRB- . And the Rat of the Moon stopped biting the line ; and the Fisherman let his line down till it touched the Sea , and he pulled the whole deep Sea along , past the Island of Bintang , past Singapore , past Malacca , past Selangor , till the canoe whirled into the mouth of the Perak River again . Kun ? ' said the Fisherman of the Moon . ` Payah kun , ' said the Eldest Magician .
` See now that you pull the Sea twice a day and twice a night for ever , so that the XXXXX fishermen may be saved paddling .
Bintang Malacca Malazy Moon Perak River Selangor Singapore Tasek day