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 1   1, 47 |         47. (Those trees) which bear fruit without flowers are
 2   1, 47 |        forest); but those which bear both flowers and fruit are
 3   2, 3  |         the idea that they will bear fruit.~
 4   3, 173|     though she be appointed (to bear a child by him) in accordance
 5   4, 185|         one of) these, one must bear it without resentment.~
 6   4, 217|          by those who knowingly bear with paramours (of their
 7   6, 47 |           47. Let him patiently bear hard words, let him not
 8   8, 236|    kills it, the herdsman shall bear in that case no responsibility.~
 9   9, 26 |  striyah) who (are destined) to bear children, who secure many
10   9, 68 |         whose husband died, to (bear) children (to another man).~
11   9, 77 |      For one year let a husband bear with a wife who hates him;
12   9, 136|     appointed or appointed, may bear to (a husband) of equal (
13  10, 64 |    Brahmana and a Sudra female, bear (children) to one of the
14  10, 123|        this he may perform will bear him no fruit.~
15  12, 35 |        know that all (such acts bear) the mark of the quality
16  12, 67 |          for stealing a woman a bear, for stealing water a black-white
17  12, 76 |       in jars, which is hard to bear;~
18  12, 78 | imprisonment in fetters hard to bear, and the misery of being