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 1 4 |                           puts on dirty raiment, takes a basket in his right hand,
 2 4 |                       made efforts. But the Lord takes no notice of us, does not
 3 4 |                       cleanses the said spot; be takes up his abode there in a
 4 4 |                      dirt.~25. Then he descends, takes a basket, puts on dirty
 5 4 |                        world, the Self-born one, takes no notice of us, waiting
 6 5 |                         according to his faculty takes to heart this wellspoken
 7 13|                    princes. The wise man always (takes care to) deliver a sermon
 8 15|                         there exist some man who takes one of those atoms of dust
 9 18|                          tongue. All flavours he takes on his tongue will yield
10 22| Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña, as a luminary, takes the first rank amongst the