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1   7, 186|     guard against a friend who secretly serves the enemy and against (
2   8, 351|        he does it) publicly or secretly; in that case fury recoils
3   8, 354|        of (such) offences, who secretly converses with another man'
4   8, 363|                363. Yet he who secretly converses with such women,
5   9, 159| adopted, the son made, the son secretly born, and the son cast off, (
6   9, 170|        known, he is a son born secretly in the house (Gudhotpanna),
7   9, 172|       172. A son whom a damsel secretly bears in the house of her
8   9, 228|  himself to that (vice) either secretly or openly, the king may
9   9, 263|       evil-minded thieves, who secretly prowl over this earth, cannot