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 1   1, 36|          golden lotuses in their hands.~
 2   1, 67|        for his son, and with his hands clasped and his body bowed
 3   2, 30|          the tips of the women's hands, and ornamented with golden
 4   4, 2 |  performed their due homage with hands folded like a lotus-calyx.~
 5   4, 48|     ashamed at the beauty of our hands.~
 6   5, 24|  princess exclaimed, folding her hands to welcome him, as he entered
 7   5, 28| Prostrating himself, with folded hands, he addressed him, 'Grant
 8   5, 29|         having seized his folded hands which were like a lotus,
 9   5, 81|        81. With their lotus-like hands, whose fore-arms were adorned
10   6, 25|           made reply with folded hands, his voice choked by tears :~
11   7, 3 |       holding the yokes in their hands,-they gazed on him who was
12   7, 4 |           having come with their hands full of fuel, flowers, and
13   8, 28|    breasts with their lotus-like hands, falling incessantly, whose
14   8, 30|         their breasts with their hands, so too they pressed their
15   8, 30|        so too they pressed their hands with their breasts,-dull
16   8, 30|         of pity, they made their hands and bosoms inflict mutual
17   8, 42|          low with tears, and his hands clasped in supplication:~
18   9, 51|          produced as composed of hands, feet, belly, back, and
19  10, 5 |        reverenced him with their hands, others in worship saluted
20  10, 8 |          his eyes,-his body, his hands, his feet, or his gait,whatever
21  10, 9 |         his radiant body and his hands showing a graceful membrane
22  11, 18|         found death at Bhishma's hands,-is not the mere thought
23  11, 72|        king himself, folding his hands, with a sudden longing come
24  12, 19|     objects, the senses, and the hands, feet, voice, anus, and
25  13, 18|       clubs, and swords in their hands;~
26  13, 20|         headless trunks in their hands, and assuming many forms,
27  13, 21|           bearing clubs in their hands, with yellow or smoke-coloured
28  15, 5 |       thus addressed with folded hands the great Buddha who was
29  15, 24|                24. Folding their hands in reverence they thus addressed
30  15, 54|        addressed him with folded hands:~
31  16, 87|       and honours it with folded hands,~
32  16, 90|          worships it with folded hands.~
33  17, 6 |    mendicant and an Arhat at the hands of the great teacher.~
34  17, 28|     Gopika, with staves in their hands, as shaven ascetics, to