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 1   2, 119|            119. One must not sit down on a couch or seat
 2   2, 193|         Be seated,' he shall sit down, facing his teacher.~
 3   2, 198|     his teacher he shall not sit carelessly at ease.~
 4   2, 203|             203. Let him not sit with his teacher, to the
 5   2, 204|                  204. He may sit with his teacher in a carriage
 6   2, 215|          215. One should not sit in a lonely place with one'
 7   3, 167|     and who are unworthy (to sit) in the company (at a repast).~
 8   3, 169|     a man who is unworthy to sit in the company.~
 9   3, 189|     walk) like the wind, and sit near them when they are
10   3, 208|   performed their ablutions, sit down on separate, prepared
11   4, 154|   them his own seat, let him sit near them with joined hands
12   6, 22 |    him alternately stand and sit down; going at the Savanas (
13   7, 172|       then let him carefully sit quiet, gradually conciliating
14   7, 195|     foe (in a town), let him sit encamped, harass his kingdom,
15   8, 11 | judge) appointed by the king sit down, they call that the
16  11, 185|     to converse with him, to sit with him, to give him a