Book, Chapter

1   1, 5|      If his friends and fond relations live in happiness and wealth.~
2   2, 1|      To those kings and near relations, ancient Dasa-ratha meant,~
3   4   |      so that his friends and relations might not find him again
4   9, 9|   daunt!~O, the love of near relations!-false and faithless, full
5   9, 9|      Ave. so long shall near relations bate us in their inner mind,~
6   9, 9| unmingling hang apart,~False relations round us gather but they
7   9, 9|    no freshening rain,~False relations smile and greet us but their
8   9, 9|     flower they range,~False relations share our favour but in
9 Epi   |  study fully and clearly its relations of old Hindu ideas and old