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 1   4, 151|      from his dwelling let him remove urine (and ordure), far (
 2   4, 151|      and ordure), far (let him remove) the water used for washing
 3   9, 252|        his utmost exertions to remove (those men who are nocuous
 4   9, 282|    karshapanas and immediately remove (that) filth.~
 5  11, 76 |            76. Or, in order to remove (the guilt of) slaying a
 6  11, 93 |            93. Or, in order to remove (the guilt of) drinking
 7  11, 102|         102. He who desires to remove by austerities the guilt
 8  11, 103|  penances a twice-born man may remove the guilt incurred by a
 9  11, 107|      barley-gruel, in order to remove (the guilt of) violating
10  11, 108|   mortal sins (Mahapataka) may remove their guilt, but those who
11  11, 140| Krikkhra (penance) in order to remove his guilt.~
12  11, 162|        of those penances which remove the guilt of theft.~
13  11, 170| penances, a twice-born man may remove the guilt of theft; but
14  11, 211|        through which a man may remove his sins.~
15  11, 222|        this (rite) in order to remove all evil.~
16  11, 253|     year the Rit-verse 'May we remove thy anger, O Varuna,' &c.,