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 1   1, 62 |         heavenly voice has been heard by me in the heavenly path,
 2   1, 63 |                     63. 'Having heard that voice and applied my
 3   1, 64 |                      64. Having heard this address of his, the
 4   1, 82 |       failure; since I have not heard his Law, I count even dwelling
 5   1, 83 |                      83. Having heard these words, the king with
 6   2, 25 |                  25. But having heard before from the great seer
 7   3, 1  |          1. On a certain day he heard of the forests carpeted
 8   3, 2  |                       2. Having heard of the delightful appearance
 9   3, 34 |         deeply agitated when he heard of old age, like a bull
10   3, 34 |        age, like a bull who has heard the crash of a thunderbolt
11   3, 45 |                      45. Having heard this account, his mind deeply
12   3, 47 |       the king's palace; having heard this alarm of disease, my
13   3, 49 |                      49. Having heard the occasion of the prmce'
14   3, 58 |                      58. Having heard these words of the charioteer
15   3, 60 |    though he was, as soon as he heard of death, immediately sank
16   4, 24 |                      24. Having heard these words of Udayin these
17   4, 31 |      his ear, 'Let my secret be heard.'~
18   4, 83 |                      83. Having heard these specious words of
19   4, 103|          Then the king, when he heard how his mind turned away
20   5, 25 |      deep-sounding like a cloud heard this address and was filled
21   5, 25 |        profound calm; and as he heard the word 'blessed he fixed
22   5, 29 |                      29. Having heard his words, the king shook
23   5, 34 |                      34. Having heard these words of the king,
24   5, 39 |         39. The monarch, having heard this resolve of his son
25   5, 85 |                      85. Having heard this his utterance, the
26   6, 25 |                      25. Having heard these words, Khamda, overwhelmed
27   6, 42 |                      42. Having heard these words of Khamda overcome
28   6, 53 |                      53. Having heard his words, Kamthaka, the
29   7, 19 |          The king's son, having heard this speech of the ascetic,
30   7, 50 |                 50. Then having heard the prince's discourse,
31   8, 8  |                        8 Having heard that they had returned with
32   8, 11 |                      11. Having heard these words of his those
33   8, 14 |       has returned;' but having heard that his horse had an empty
34   8, 42 |                 42. Having thus heard the queen's words, their
35   8, 50 |                 50. Having thus heard the history of the prince'
36   8, 59 |                      59. Having heard this piteous lamentation,
37   8, 62 |        62. 'He surely has never heard of the monarchs of olden
38   8, 73 |                      73. Having heard (of the arrival) of both
39   9, 23 |         by tears,-surely having heard it, for the sake of what
40   9, 25 |                     25. 'Having heard that Bhishma who sprang
41   9, 30 | perfection was absolute,-having heard the words of the family
42   9, 42 |                      42. Having heard the king's son uttering
43   9, 62 |                 62. Then having heard the affectionate and loyal
44   9, 70 |      both full of tears, having heard his firm determination,
45  10, 3  |                       3. Having heard of his majesty and strength,
46  10, 12 |            12. The king, having heard this and perceived its meaning
47  10, 16 |   Srenya; and the king, when he heard it, in his deep veneration,
48  10, 41 | strongly like Indra; but having heard it, the prince did not falter, (
49  12, 11 |          11. The prince, having heard these words of Arada, was
50  12, 43 |          43. The prince, having heard this discourse from the
51  12, 69 |                     69. 'I have heard this thy doctrine, subtil
52  12, 81 |        unsatisfied after he had heard the doctrine of Arada; then
53  15, 25 |                     25. 'Having heard the fame of thy achievements,
54  15, 31 |       of the enchantresses were heard by him, yet he felt no anger;
55  15, 82 |      remembered all that he had heard before, he again pondered;
56  16, 11 |       four noble truths must be heard first and comprehended by
57  16, 46 |                      46. Having heard this lesson preached by
58  16, 53 |                      53. Having heard this question asked by the
59  16, 85 |                     85. 'Having heard this and welcomed it with
60  17, 1  |    intent on self-mortification heard this glorification of the
61  17, 5  |         discourses which he had heard, came with his friends to