Chapter, §

 1   2, 73 | teacher always unwearied, must say: Ho, recite! He shall leave
 2   2, 123|  salutation, a wise man should say, 'It is I;' and (he should
 3   2, 129|        blood-relation, he must say, 'Lady' (bhavati) or 'Beloved
 4   2, 130|     venerable persons, he must say, 'I am N. N.,' and rise (
 5   2, 203| windward (of him); nor let him say anything which his teacher
 6   2, 216|  accordance with the rule, and say, 'I, N. N., (worship thee,
 7   2, 224|       merit alone, and (others say that the acquisition of)
 8   3, 274|      May such a man (the manes say) be born in our family who
 9   4, 138|                   138. Let him say what is true, let him say
10   4, 138|      say what is true, let him say what is pleasing, let him
11   4, 139|      him call well, or let him say 'well' only; let him not
12   8, 35 |       that man who shall truly say with respect to treasure-trove, '
13   8, 85 |       85. 'The wicked, indeed, say in their hearts, "Nobody
14   9, 32 |                 32. They (all) say that the male issue (of
15   9, 47 |         and) once does (a man) say,' I will give;' each of
16  11, 35 |     beings); to him let no man say anything unpropitious, nor
17  11, 100|      and, confessing his deed, say, 'Lord, punish me!'~
18  11, 115|               115. Let him not say (a word), if a cow eats (