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 1   3, 20 |     castes (varna) which partly secure benefits and partly produce
 2   4, 13 |         following) duties which secure heavenly bliss, long life,
 3   7, 71 |        him make every effort to secure a hill-fort, for amongst
 4   7, 88 |        best means for a king to secure happiness.~
 5   7, 105|         limbs), even so let him secure the members (of his government
 6   7, 207|     latter, let (the conqueror) secure the fruit of the expedition
 7   9, 26 | destined) to bear children, who secure many blessings, who are
 8   9, 255|      255. But if his kingdom be secure, protected by the strength
 9  12, 82 |          next) those acts which secure supreme bliss to a Brahmana.~
10  12, 89 |                  89. Acts which secure (the fulfilment of) wishes
11  12, 107|        107. Thus the acts which secure supreme bliss have been