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 1   1, 1|  sacred rite.~Then arose white stately mansions, built by architects
 2   1, 2|       princes came,~With their stately bows and quivers, and their
 3   1, 4|        stepped forth proud and stately in his golden mail encased,~
 4   1, 5| Lion-like in build and muscle, stately as a golden palm,~Blessed
 5   2, 2|      ground,~Towering dome and stately palace cunning builders
 6   2, 3|       a solemn silence, and in stately pomp and pride,~Drupad's
 7   2, 5|      stood undaunted, tall and stately as a cliff,~But once more
 8   2, 6|       Like a tusker strong and stately, like Himalay's towering
 9   2, 7|      upon their foes,~Calm and stately, stalwart Bhima and the
10   5, 4|      sun!~Satyavan, sedate and stately, ponderous axe on shoulder
11   6, 3|        words which never fail,~Stately bows and wingéd arrows,
12   6, 3|     Whose this bow so tall and stately, speak to me my gentle friend,~
13   6, 3|        unknown archer who this stately bow can bend,~And the fifth
14   6, 6|        a beauty rich and rare,~Stately dames and merry maidens
15  11, 2|      ever righteous ever good,~Stately in her mighty sorrow on
16 Epi   |       as those of the men. The stately and majestic queen Gandhari,