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 1 2 |       is met with, as something pleasant to see for everybody, as
 2 3 |   called Viraga, will be level, pleasant, delightful, extremely beautiful
 3 3 |        play with, pretty, nice, pleasant, dear, amusing, and precious.
 4 3 |          and provided with most pleasant things; with such you are
 5 5 | agreeable, both instructive and pleasant, tales by means of which
 6 6 |          pretty, beautiful, and pleasant to see; consisting of lapis
 7 13|         great Sage has always a pleasant look, deserves to be honoured,
 8 16|    without being struck, with a pleasant, sweet, and deep sound.
 9 16| monasteries of sandal-wood, and pleasant convent gardens provided
10 16|    streamers, by various sweet, pleasant, clear-sounding tymbals
11 17|          13. His aspect is ever pleasant to men; his mouth is never
12 18|         ignorant men and âryas; pleasant and unpleasant sounds; sounds
13 18|  without, such as fetid smells, pleasant and unpleasant smells, the
14 18|      Buddha-qualities. Such, so pleasant, so deep will be the voice
15 18|       and delivers sweet words, pleasant to hear, agreeable, charming;
16 18|       lapis lazuli ; it will be pleasant to see for the creatures.
17 18|       sublime Sûtra is always a pleasant sight for (all) creatures.~
18 23|        art lovely, handsome, of pleasant appearance, endowed with