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1   1, 4 |          I myself am old, on that account I could not hold~my tears;
2   2, 10|        water he could not rise on account of his weakness. Then espying~
3   8, 25|           an independent king, on account of merits acquired in previous~
4   8, 27|        but if I did, thou~wouldst account it but as ashes."~ And the
5  12, 36| impossible that they~should on my account act with selfishness or
6  12, 40|         it came into existence on account of the structure and stern
7  13, 49|            the bank would come on account of his praying?"~ "Certainly
8  13, 49|           that these~Brahmans, on account of their invocations, prayers,
9  13, 51|      ill-will of the judge but on account of his~evildoing. His own