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 1   2, 138|     who is above ninety years old, for one diseased, for the
 2   2, 151|       his (relatives who were old enough to be) fathers, and,
 3   2, 212|      who is full twenty years old, and knows what is becoming
 4   4, 26 |                  26. When the old grain has been consumed
 5   4, 34 |     hunger, nor shall he wear old or dirty clothes, if he
 6   5, 22 |       for Agastya did this of old.~
 7   6, 76 |       and ordure, infested by old age and sorrow, the seat
 8   8, 38 |    the king finds treasure of old concealed in the ground
 9   8, 394|      a man full seventy years old, and he who confers benefits
10   9, 3  |     her sons protect (her) in old age; a woman is never fit
11   9, 46 | creatures (Pragapati) made of old.~
12   9, 265|                          265. Old gardens, forests, the shops
13   9, 269|     and those who suspect the old (thieves employed by the
14  10, 125|      to him, as well as their old clothes, the refuse of their
15  10, 125|     of their grain, and their old household furniture.~
16  11, 135|       parrot a calf two years old, for a crane (a calf) three
17  11, 135|    crane (a calf) three years old.~
18  11, 137|     donkey, (a calf) one year old;~
19  12, 80 |                           80. Old age against which there