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 1   1, 16 |          welfare,-devoted to all worthy of reverence like devotion
 2   1, 51 |    places; those mighty exploits worthy of kings and sages, when
 3   1, 60 |              60. 'This is indeed worthy of thee, great-souled as
 4   1, 87 |     birth-ceremonies in a manner worthy of the family.~
 5   2, 26 |         name, having a name well worthy of her, a very goddess of
 6   3, 3  |   pleasure-party to be prepared, worthy of his own, affection and
 7   3, 9  |                        9. With a worthy retinue he entered the road
 8   4, 14 |          might be a blandishment worthy even of the wives of the
 9   4, 69 |      please them with a courtesy worthy of this beauty of thine?~
10   4, 87 | pleasures of desire would not be worthy of the wise man.~
11   4, 100|         of day, whose orb is the worthy centre of human eyes, departed
12   5, 2  |          day accompanied by some worthy sons of his father's ministers,
13   5, 13 |          nature, it would not be worthy or right in me who know
14   5, 32 |       glory to thee who art well worthy to be distinguished by it;
15   6, 34 |          young son of Yasodhara, worthy of all praise, thou the
16   8, 52 |        are tossed on the ground, worthy to be encircled by a royal
17   8, 69 |       like an orphan,-he so well worthy of happiness.'~
18   9, 38 |          a bliss which is really worthy of praise.~
19   9, 39 |         is a noble thought, well worthy of a father; but. it would
20  10, 9  |          between the fingers,-so worthy of ruling the earth and
21  10, 24 |               24. 'Thy limbs are worthy of red sandal-wood perfurnes,-
22  10, 31 |       arms lie useless which are worthy to draw the bow; they are
23  10, 33 |  overcomes this thy beauty, well worthy of thy illustrious race.~
24  11, 3  |    Amongst the bad a friendship, worthy of their family, ceases
25  11, 36 |        of them when examined are worthy of being enjoyed; fine garments
26  11, 56 |      Thus to speak to me is well worthy of thy character, thy mode
27  11, 64 |        for religion, such as are worthy of thy race and bring a
28  12, 9  |            9. 'Verily thou art a worthy vessel to receive this highest
29  13, 17 |                   17. 'He is not worthy of my flower-shaft, nor
30  13, 66 |          to overthrow him is not worthy, wearied as he is for the
31  15, 30 |          death,-we are therefore worthy to be established in that
32  15, 89 |         the five men united in a worthy society, who dwelt at Kasi.~
33  15, 104|       five disciples united in a worthy society, when they beheld
34  15, 110|       one thus spoke to the five worthy associates:~
35  15, 111|           But address me not as "worthy Sir," know that I am a Gina,-
36  15, 115|         the fourth, and when the worthy disciples asked about it,
37  15, 118|                    118. The five worthy disciples stood in front,