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 1   1, 1|   gorgeous garments, maids of beauty and of fame,~Mounted on
 2   2, 1| slender-waisted, dowered with beauty rich and rare,~And like
 3   2, 1|  Dowered ye are with princely beauty, like the radiant gods above,~
 4   4, 3|   lords and masters, with thy beauty please them still,~Fair
 5   5, 2|    Grew the child in brighter beauty like a goddess from above,~
 6   6, 1|       prince Uttara, youth of beauty and of fame,~Told him of
 7   6, 6|      the fair Draupadi with a beauty rich and rare,~Stately dames
 8   8, 8|    Young in years and rich in beauty, with thy mother's winsome
 9  11, 3|      Maidens rich in song and beauty erst were wont to watch
10  11, 3|      Queenly in her youth and beauty, like an altar of bright
11  12, 1| ground,~Gay pavilions rose in beauty round the sacrificial site,~
12 Epi   |    suggests a tall cliff; the beauty of a maiden suggests the
13 Epi   |      maiden suggests the soft beauty of the blue lotus. When
14 Epi   |       her insulters; the calm beauty of the forest life of the