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 1   1, 4 |  their religious homage.~ The royal father, pondering the meaning
 2   1, 4 |   king invited him to see the royal~babe.~ The seer, beholding
 3   1, 4 |      the~helpless."~ When the royal parents heard Asita's words
 4   1, 4 |      little by little, so the royal child grew from day to day
 5   1, 8 |    hair and had exchanged his royal~robe for a mean dress of
 6   1, 8 |       erect gait betrayed his royal birth and his eyes~beamed
 7   1, 8 |      his heart; he donned his royal robe, placed his golden~
 8   1, 8 |    Believing that thou art of royal descent, I invite thee to
 9   1, 8 |       my country and share my royal power. Desire for~power
10   1, 8 | profit, so I have put away my~royal inheritance and prefer to
11   1, 8 |     the noon-day sun. May thy~royal power be strong and may
12   4, 16|  Blessed One had thus set the royal chariot wheel of truth~rolling
13   8, 25|    Lord had come, went in~his royal equipage to the Jetavana
14   8, 27|       reject the pleasures of royal power and~achieve thy noble
15   9, 28|    and all the members of the royal family greeted him with~
16  12, 37| assistants were wanted in the royal elephants' stable, he offered~
17  12, 37|    gave him employment in the royal castle.~Observing how wisely
18  14, 76|    and thou wilt outshine the royal glory of~queens on the throne."~ ~
19  15, 78|   howled so woefully that the royal buildings~shook by the sound
20  15, 78|      the food~prepared at the royal banquet disappeared rapidly
21  15, 78|     was sent~for, and all the royal store-houses were emptied,
22  15, 79|     wife was consigned to the royal~harem.~ Brahmadatta attended
23  16, 83|       of a king's seal upon a royal~edict."~ The happy father