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 1   2, 53|          stopped from going to the forest? '~
 2   2, 55|   enjoyments, have departed to the forest as soon as a son is born
 3   3, 63|          command he retired to the forest Padmakhanda.~
 4   3, 64|        There he beheld that lovely forest like Nandana itself. full
 5   4, 78|         sported in the Kaitraratha forest with the Apsaras Visvaki.~
 6   5, 2 |           to see the glades of the forest and longing for peace, he
 7   5, 19| uninhabited house, a mountain or a forest,-I wander without a family
 8   5, 22|         sought no more the desired forest.~
 9   5, 31|     penance, shrinks back from the forest, for it is especially destitute
10   5, 34|           not betake myself to the forest.~
11   5, 79|          men, longing to go to the forest, wearing a noble form, in
12   6, 36|         leaving thee behind in the forest as Sumitra left the son
13   7, 1 |      things in his longing for the forest. he by whom all objects
14   8, 1 |          master thus went into the forest, made every effort in the
15   8, 6 |          his, which was now like a forest, was no longer gay with
16   8, 10|          by him in the uninhabited forest I weeping and the dress
17   8, 12|            this very day into that forest, whither he is gone, whose
18   8, 13|            city bereft of him is a forest, and that forest which possesses
19   8, 13|          him is a forest, and that forest which possesses him is a
20   8, 23|           bull in the midst of the forest.~
21   8, 48|           hermit's dwelling in the forest, was offered to him at the
22   8, 55|        ground of the skirts of the forest?~
23   8, 62|          with their wives into the forest,-that he thus wishes to
24   8, 65|       practises austerities in the forest, deserting his royal magnificence
25   8, 69|            its lord is gone to the forest, deserted by his royal glory
26   8, 79|         when his son went into the forest, went himself to heaven,
27   8, 87|         family priest went to that forest; and then with his wives
28   9, 1 |          with every effort to that forest in the hurry of affection,
29   9, 9 |          Rama when he dwelt in the forest.~
30   9, 17|        earth,-thou shalt go to the forest at the time provided by
31   9, 18|            are the true means; the forest and the badge are only a
32   9, 22|           of that joy to enter the forest."~
33   9, 27|           elephant deserted in the forest by her companion.~
34   9, 37|         called my departure to the forest ill-timed?~
35   9, 58|      ending in thy return from the forest to thy home,-let not the
36   9, 59|         though he had dwelt in the forest, went back to the city,
37   9, 60|          came to his city from the forest with his son; and Simkriti
38  10, 37|        have escaped safe through a forest.~
39  11, 28|          upon a mountain or into a forest, waters, or the ocean?~
40  11, 51|           have not repaired to the forest through anger, nor because
41  11, 62|           who fly like deer to the forest of destiny, what desire
42  12, 7 |          kings have retired to the forest who have grown old in years,
43  15, 53|            bank of a river, near a forest of goat-herds.~
44  15, 58|          seven days; and then in a forest of Datura trees, sitting
45  16, 68|          He has passed through the forest of mundane existence, therefore
46  17, 15|         and dwelt two years in the forest Getaka delivering the suppliants,
47  17, 22|         the Manus; the sons of the forest, the creatures of the waters