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 1   3, 227| well as) various (kinds of) hard food which require mastication,
 2   5, 24 |              24. All lawful hard or soft food may be eaten,
 3   6, 47 |      Let him patiently bear hard words, let him not insult
 4   6, 73 | various kinds, (a progress) hard to understand for unregenerate
 5   7, 22 |      for a guiltless man is hard to find; through fear of
 6   7, 28 |  very bright lustre, and is hard to be administered by men
 7   7, 55 |   in itself) is (sometimes) hard to be accomplished by a
 8  11, 106| whole year the Krikkhra (or hard, penance), revealed by Pragapati,
 9  11, 239|            239. Whatever is hard to be traversed, whatever
10  11, 239|   be traversed, whatever is hard to be attained, whatever
11  11, 239|    be attained, whatever is hard to be reached, whatever
12  11, 239|     be reached, whatever is hard to be performed, all (this)
13  12, 76 |    boiled in jars, which is hard to bear;~
14  12, 78 |     imprisonment in fetters hard to bear, and the misery