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 1     II|                             As "fruit of good deeds done;" promising
 2     II|             Thy motive, not the fruit which comes from them.~
 3     IV|                      Renouncing fruit of deeds, always content.~
 4      V|       Of Religion by Renouncing Fruit of Works~
 5      V|      husbands one plucks golden fruit of both!~
 6      V|       Such votaries, renouncing fruit of deeds,~
 7      V|                       Seeking a fruit from works, are fastened
 8      V|                    Nor lust for fruit of work; the man's own self~
 9      V|       of Religion by Renouncing~Fruit of Works." ~
10    VII|     soon is withered what small fruit they reap:~
11   VIII|                Richer than holy fruit on Vedas growing,~
12     IX|             A leaf, a flower, a fruit, water poured forth,~
13    XIV|                             The fruit of Soothfastness is true
14    XIV|                             The fruit of lusts is pain and toil;
15    XIV|     lusts is pain and toil; the fruit~
16  XVIII|             Tyaga is renouncing fruit of acts.~
17  XVIII| yielding up attachment, and all fruit~
18  XVIII|                             The fruit of labours, in the fives
19  XVIII|                          But no fruit is at all where no work