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 1   3, 99 |        rule, to a guest who has come (of his own accord) a seat
 2   3, 103| intercourse, even though he has come to a house where (there
 3   3, 105|    householder; whether he have come at (supper-) time or at
 4   3, 113|  friends and so forth, who have come to his house out of affection,
 5   3, 119|        maternal uncle, (if they come) again after a full year (
 6   3, 120|        king and a Srotriya, who come on the performance of a
 7   4, 96 |        bright half of Magha has come, a Brahmana shall perform
 8   6, 7  |        let him honour those who come to his hermitage with alms
 9   7, 146|       gratify all subjects (who come to see him by a kind reception)
10   8, 115|         the water forces not to come (quickly) up, who meets
11   8, 328|    honey, and other things that come from beasts,~
12   8, 401|          considered whence they come, whither they go, how long
13   9, 38 |        land, even in one field, come forth (each) according to
14   9, 269|     Those among them who do not come, and those who suspect the