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 1   2, 168|    and worldly study), soon falls, even while living, to the
 2   3, 249|    the leavings to a Sudra, falls headlong into the Kalasutra
 3   3, 274|   the shadow of an elephant falls towards the east.'~
 4   4, 173|     173. If (the punishment falls) not on (the offender) himself, (
 5   4, 173|  the offender) himself, (it falls) on his sons, if not on
 6   5, 62 |     that caused by a birth (falls) on the parents alone; (
 7   7, 84 | which is neither spilt, nor falls (on the ground), nor ever
 8   8, 18 |    of) an unjust (decision) falls on him who committed (the
 9   8, 19 | saved (from sin); the guilt falls on the perpetrator (of the
10   8, 75 |  what he has seen or heard, falls after death headlong into
11  11, 105|   the south-west), until he falls down (dead);~
12  11, 113|    tigers, and the like, or falls, or sticks in a morass,
13  12, 4  |    has three locations, and falls under ten heads.~
14  12, 115|     instruct (in his duty), falls, increased a hundredfold,