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 1   1, 2|    fathers prized by kings from age to age,~Mighty chiefs and
 2   1, 2|     prized by kings from age to age,~Mighty chiefs and sturdy
 3   2, 7|  Tender-hearted is the monarch, age and sorrow dim his eye,~
 4   3   | centuries have passed since the age of the Kosalas and Videhas,
 5   3, 4|         feeble monarch was with age and anguish pale,~Like the
 6   3, 4|      splendour, stricken now by age and woe,~Saw his mother
 7   3, 6|      Prayaga, spot revered from age to age,~And the line of
 8   3, 6|        spot revered from age to age,~And the line of smoke ascending
 9  11, 4|     their joyous cry,~Tottering age and lisping infant hailed
10 Epi   |        most renowned men of the age from distant regions. Their
11 Epi   |     these gifted races, and the age in which they flourished
12 Epi   |       descendants as the Golden Age of India. To the imagination
13 Epi   |    imagination of the poet, the age of the Kosalas and Videhas
14 Epi   |    centuries after the glorious age of the Kosalas and the Videhas.
15 Epi   |       popular that it grew with age. It grew,--not like the
16 Epi   |     recollections of the golden age of the Kosalas and the Videhas.
17 Epi   |        the memories of a golden age, constructs lofty ideals
18 Epi   |         his parents at an early age, and lived the hard life
19 Epi   |     traditional learning of the age, before he became a house