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 1   1, 4 |       were one mass of fragrant flowers and many~birds were warbling
 2   1, 4 |    scattered before him mandara flowers,~rejoicing with heartfelt
 3   3, 11|        above a rain of heavenly flowers fell, and~voices of good
 4   7, 24| securing thereby the shade, the flowers,~and the fruit in future
 5   8, 25|         Anathapindika scattered~flowers and burned incense, and
 6  14, 60|        covered with large lotus flowers. Joyous music is heard,
 7  14, 60|      Joyous music is heard, and flowers~rain down three times a
 8  18, 96|         were full of bloom with~flowers out of season; and heavenly
 9  18, 97|       like aspen leaves,~whilst flowers and leaves fell untimely
10  18, 97|   strewn knee-deep with~mandara flowers raining down from heaven.~