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 1   1, 1|     thrived and prospered by its old and matchless might,~And
 2   1, 1|        Mann in the misty days of old,~Troops who never turned
 3   1, 1|      father in the happy days of old!~
 4   1, 2|       city from Ayodhya famed of old,~Spake in pride the royal
 5   1, 2|    monarch to the risha famed of old,~To the true and righteous
 6   1, 4|         for the king revered and old,~Honoured by the saintly
 7   1, 5|      sprung from Vedic saints of old,~Celebrate the happy wedding;
 8   1, 7|     greet thy grandsire loved of old."~Bharat heard with filial
 9   2, 1|          where Kaikeyas lived of old,~Where the ancient Aswa-pati
10   2, 2|  prowess-and my feeble limbs are old!~Peers and burghers, let
11   2, 4|         s son succeed?~Trust thy old and faithful woman who bath
12   2, 5|       casts its gloom,~Carne the old and ardent monarch heedless
13   2, 7|        pains thy father loved of old,~But he fears to speak his
14   3   |        of Dasa-ratha. The feeble old king pined away and died,
15   3   |    caused sorrow and death to an old hermit by killing his son.
16   3   |          more touching than this old sad story told by the dying
17   3, 6|          wore like anchorites of old.~Guha, chief of wild Nishadas,
18   3, 8|     slayest thus a hermit's son?~Old and feeble are my parents,
19   3, 8|   Dasa-ratha's crime!'~Spake the old and sightless prophet; then
20   4, 6|      these jewels rich and rare,~Old these eyes and grey these
21   5, 1|      worshipped by the saints of old,~VAYU breath of living creatures,
22   5, 2|        turning northward seek an old Nyagrodha tree,~Then ascend
23   6, 1|        Lanka's lord from days of old,~Kumbha-karna dread and
24   7, 4|        from each tirtha famed of old,~From the broad and boundless
25  11, 1|          the ocean tempest-tost,~Old and young and maid and matron
26  11, 5|         lived rejoicing in their old ancestral.~
27  12, 1|          shelter to the weak and old,~Garments to the grateful
28  12, 3|         heard!~Heralds versed in old Puranas, Brahmans skilled
29 Epi   |        Their compilations of the old Vedic Hymns were used in
30 Epi   |         cantos. The grief of the old monarch at the banishment
31 Epi   |       which Krishna implored the old monarch of the Kurus not
32 Epi   |      pride and pleasure, but her old nurse creeps into her confidence
33 Epi   |        vacillation of the feeble old monarch, and Rama is banished
34 Epi   |      despair and death of a fond old father and husband,, have
35 Epi   |         clearly its relations of old Hindu ideas and old Hindu
36 Epi   | relations of old Hindu ideas and old Hindu life.~And if trial
37 Epi   |     translator, who narrates the old story; but he narrates only
38 Epi   |        the Hindu listener of the old school; but a selection