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1   1, 6 |     the deep impression these sad sights had made~on the prince,
2   8, 27|  rejoicing in his sadness and sad in his rejoicing. Well might~
3  13, 43|      Canst thou witness these sad sights~around thee and still
4  14, 66|    complained bitterly~of his sad fate, saying, 'this indeed
5  16, 83|      great Brahman temple the sad father went through~certain
6  16, 83|    Whereupon he told them his sad story~and explained his
7  16, 87|  loathsome dread disease,~ Or sad old age, or loss of mind,~
8  18, 97|     wives,~being grieved, and sad, and afflicted at heart,
9  18, 97| saying~they were grieved, and sad, and afflicted at heart.~