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 1   1, 6  |      the moon-like faces of its women which put the lotuses to
 2   1, 17 |          17. Verily the life of women is always darkness, yet
 3   1, 45 | tambourines, and the rest, from women adorned with dancing bracelets.~
 4   2, 9  |   collision of battle, pregnant women brought forth in good health,
 5   2, 30 |       beaten by the tips of the women's hands, and ornamented
 6   2, 31 |                   31. There the women delighted him with their
 7   2, 32 |      Borne in the arms of these women well-skilled in the ways
 8   3, 2  |      city groves beloved by the women, he resolved to go out of
 9   3, 12 |       foresters and dwarfs, and women coming out from the meaner
10   3, 13 |      the female apartments, the women hastened to the roofs of
11   3, 16 |               16. Some of these women, even in their haste as
12   3, 19 |         lotus-like faces of the women gleamed while they looked
13   3, 21 |      The faces of the beautiful women shone like lotuses wreathed
14   3, 22 |         prince in the road. the women appeared as if longing to
15   3, 23 |         beauty and glory, those women softly whispered, 'happy
16   3, 51 |             51. But when in the women's apartments his son found
17   3, 65 |        with troops of beautiful women, just as if some devotee
18   4, 1  |     restless in excitement, the women went out to meet the prince
19   4, 4  |                  4. Some of the women verily thought that he was
20   4, 7  |                     7. Thus the women only looked upon him, simply
21   4, 12 |      are able to enrapture even women, how much more easily men.~
22   4, 15 |      yet "great is the might of women," let this be your firm
23   4, 19 |      Rishyasringa, unskilled in women's ways.~
24   4, 21 |        such seers as these have women brought to sham-how much
25   4, 23 |                   23. 'Ordinary women captivate similar lovers;
26   4, 23 |      lovers; but they are truly women who subdue the natures of
27   4, 24 |     these words of Udayin these women as stung to the heart rose
28   4, 25 |       significant gestures like women utterly terrified.~
29   4, 27 |         surrounded by troops of women the prince wandered in the
30   4, 28 |             28. Attended by the women he shone in that pleasant
31   4, 42 |       Thou who art conquered by women, go and conquer this earth!'~
32   4, 47 |     reproached by the colour of women's nails.~
33   4, 53 |            53. Thus these young women, their souls carried away
34   4, 56 |           What is it that these women lack that they perceive
35   4, 66 |        such rudeness as this to women is not befitting for one
36   4, 68 |        are a cause of love, and women love respect.~
37   4, 70 |         Courtesy is the balm of women, courtesy is the best ornament;
38   4, 87 |      even though this beauty of women were to remain perpetual,
39   4, 92 |     sayest, " Let one deal with women even by guile," I know nought
40   4, 95 |  another,-are not men unfit for women to look at and women for
41   4, 95 |        for women to look at and women for men?~
42   4, 101|                    101. And the women, having worn their garlands
43   4, 102|      the beauty of the troop of women who had gone out to the
44   5, 42 |         the hearts of the noble women, he enraptured their ears,
45   5, 45 |         45. Then the noblest of women waited during the night
46   5, 47 |       thrown on that company of women and their limbs and gestures
47   5, 62 |        62. Thus that company of women, lying in different attitudes,
48   5, 63 |         having seen these young women thus lying distorted and
49   5, 64 |           Such is the nature of women, impure and monstrous in
50   5, 65 |   consider the natural state of women and this change produced
51   5, 67 |      the palace, scorning those women who lay thus distorted;
52   5, 70 |         shame and modesty these women lay before me as they did,
53   8, 14 |                    14. Next the women crowded to the rows of windows,
54   8, 20 |                    20. Then the women, who were fainting with
55   8, 23 |        and the horse, the noble women wept with pale faces, like
56   8, 25 |           25. Some of the other women, bereft of their brightness
57   8, 28 |                   28. The noble women beat their breasts with
58   8, 29 |         29. And again how those women shjne forth, as their bosoms
59   8, 36 |                      36. 'These women are sorely to be pitied
60   8, 50 |  marvellous in many ways, those women, as though losing their
61   8, 59 |        piteous lamentation, the women, embracing one another with
62   8, 65 |  thought is this of mine? those women even there have the attributes
63   8, 71 |   fallen on the ground, all the women cried out with their faces
64   9, 29 |       sight of thee through the women's apartments and the whole
65  10, 7  |           7. In the men and the women on the highway, even though
66  15, 30 |                     30. 'We are women of older age, much to be
67  17, 23 |      and Anugopa and many other women to sight, and filled all
68  17, 28 |          Gautami, and the other women led by Gopika, with staves
69  17, 30 |         their head, and various women of all the four castes;