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 1   1, 53 |             earth according to your words, and may he retire to the
 2   1, 59 |         uttered his deep and solemn words, having his large eyes opened
 3   1, 83 |              83. Having heard these words, the king with his queen
 4   1, 86 |             to listen to the sage's words and ponder over them.~
 5   2, 42 |           he bound them with gentle words and with the reform produced
 6   3, 32 |      starting a little, spoke these words to the charioteer, 'What!
 7   3, 35 |            uttered these distressed words:~
 8   3, 45 |             sorrow he uttered these words in a low voice:~
 9   3, 58 |              58. Having heard these words of the charioteer he was
10   4, 24 |              24. Having heard these words of Udayin these women as
11   4, 40 |            others punished him with words like an elephant-driver'
12   4, 43 |           addressed the prince with words slightly indistinct in her
13   4, 83 |         Having heard these specious words of his, well-supported by
14   5, 29 |                29. Having heard his words, the king shook like a tree
15   5, 34 |              34. Having heard these words of the king, he made his
16   6, 11 |                 11. 'Why speak many words? in short, thou hast done
17   6, 13 |            he stood, uttering these words, like the mountain Mamdand
18   6, 23 |            with these and such~like words ; and do thou use thy efforts
19   6, 25 |              25. Having heard these words, Khamda, overwhelmed with
20   6, 42 |              42. Having heard these words of Khamda overcome with
21   6, 53 |                53. Having heard his words, Kamthaka, the noblest of
22   7, 7  |              descended here,'-these words arose, uttered aloud by
23   7, 46 |         these gentle heart-touching words of thine, and the joy now
24   8, 11 |              11. Having heard these words of his those crowds adopted
25   8, 42 |       Having thus heard the queen's words, their syllables choked
26   8, 82 |      befitting in these wellweighed words, neither with their faces
27   8, 84 |       predetermined; remember those words long ago of the holy sage
28   9, 23 |           to thee in a speech whose words were stopped by tears,-surely
29   9, 30 |          absolute,-having heard the words of the family priest, reflected
30   9, 62 |          the affectionate and loyal words of the minister, who was
31   9, 63 |          solved for me by another's words; having determined the truth
32  10, 5  |     addressed him with affectionate words,-not one went on without
33  10, 22 |              therefore listen to my words of affection.~
34  11, 69 |            thee, O king; forgive my words which may seem harsh through
35  12, 11 |          prince, having heard these words of Arada, was filled with
36  12, 17 |             us; do thou receive our words, O thou who art stedfast
37  12, 68 |             having not accepted his words but having pondered them,
38  13, 70 |              Having listened to his words, and having seen the unshaken
39  14, 71 |            Ho! ho! listen ye to the words of me who have now attained
40  15, 16 |          But he listened not to her words, closing his eyes in deep
41  15, 31 |                           31. These words of the enchantresses were
42  16, 47 |            ascetics listened to his words, their intellectual eye
43  16, 97 |         pure speaker, and one whose words are to be accepted,-one
44  16, 127|            day and night these good words, -pre-eminent is his merit
45  16, 128|             and proclaim these good words and the Law.~
46  17, 5  | besprinkling of the ambrosia of the words of the king of heaven,-remembering
47  17, 13 |           remembering the wholesome words of his maternal uncle, came
48  17, 14 |      Rudraka, remembering the noble words of their teacher, becoming