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 1 3 |        desire, so agreeable to their taste, so pretty, dear, and delightful,
 2 5 |          account of the diversity of taste,~50. Mention a diversity
 3 15|          required colour, smell, and taste, pounds it on a stone and
 4 15|          required colour, smell, and taste. For by taking this great
 5 15|          them, in colour, smell, nor taste. Then the physician reflects
 6 15|          required colour, smell, and taste to have the required colour,
 7 15|          required colour, smell, and taste, so that they instantly
 8 18| Dharmaparyâya shall have an organ of taste possessed of twelve hundred
 9 18|            stanzas:~52. His organ of taste is most excellent, and he
10 18|            and possessed of a divine taste.~53. He has a tender voice
11 19|            of sight, hearing, smell, taste, body, and mind. With the
12 19|            of sight, hearing, smell, taste, body, and mind.~Now, Mahâsthâmaprâpta,