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 1   1, 108|  should be always careful to (follow) it.~
 2   2, 74 |      from him), and unless it follow it will fade away.~
 3   3, 165|          165. He who does not follow the rule of conduct, a (
 4   3, 189| attend the invited Brahmanas, follow them (when they walk) like
 5   4, 11 |      the sake of subsistence, follow the ways of the world; let
 6   4, 30 |   greeting, heretics, men who follow forbidden occupations, men
 7   4, 145|          145. Let him eagerly follow the (customs which are)
 8   4, 146|  happens to those who eagerly follow auspicious customs and the
 9   4, 155|        155. Let him, untired, follow the conduct of virtuous
10   7, 37 |      learned (in polity), and follow their advice.~
11   8, 4  |   non-payment of debts, (then follow), (2) deposit and pledge, (
12   8, 42 |               42. For men who follow their particular occupations
13   9, 261|      themselves, (pretend) to follow the same occupations and
14   9, 267| associate with such (rogues), follow them and know their various
15  10, 100|                 100. (Let him follow) those mechanical occupations
16  10, 101|       of life and resolved to follow his own (prescribed) path,
17  11, 111|       During the day he shall follow the cows and, standing upright,
18  11, 112|   must stand when they stand, follow them when they walk, and
19  11, 189|                  189. Let him follow the same rule in the case
20  11, 193|      when twice-born men, who follow forbidden occupations or
21  11, 218|                  218. Let him follow throughout the same rule
22  12, 103| remember (the words), men who follow (the teaching of the texts)
23  12, 110|       least three persons who follow their prescribed occupations,