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 1   1, 48 |       48. 'The voice of Valmiki uttered its poetry which the great
 2   1, 59 |     intense feeling as was due, uttered his deep and solemn words,
 3   3, 35 |      exultant multitude he then uttered these distressed words:~
 4   3, 45 |    water; and full of sorrow he uttered these words in a low voice:~
 5   3, 56 |      himself knowing the truth, uttered to his lord this truth also
 6   4, 100|            100. Then the prince uttered a discourse full of resolve
 7   5, 36 |                36. When his son uttered a speech so hard to be understood,
 8   5, 84 |       looking back on the city, uttered a sound like a lion, 'Till
 9   7, 5  |          Delighted the peacocks uttered their cries, as if they
10   7, 7  |       here,'-these words arose, uttered aloud by the sages in their
11   7, 19 |         not content, but gently uttered these thoughts to himself:~
12   7, 32 |                     32. Thus he uttered his discourse full of various
13   7, 44 |        end to all existencethus uttered his inward thought:~
14   8, 17 |         full of tears, Kamthaka uttered a loud sound, as if he were
15   8, 42 |       oflament, slowly Khamdaka uttered this answer, with his face
16   9, 30 |         virtuous, and then thus uttered his gentle reply:~
17   9, 66 |         is right which has been uttered by the trustworthy; and
18  12, 113| unparalleled sound of his feet, uttered this praise of the great
19  12, 118|         of beasts and the birds uttered no cry; the trees moved
20  13, 52 |      forms of hyenas and lions, uttered loudly fierce howls, which
21  15, 22 |         threatened, whether she uttered curses or blessings, he
22  15, 85 |         the Gina by his silence uttered an assenting 'so be it,'
23  16, 51 |        with troops of Apsarases uttered forth great shouts, Even
24  16, 129|        good doctrines, which is uttered by the Buddhas for the good
25  17, 1  |        glorification of the Law uttered by the lion of the Sakyas,
26  17, 20 |      coming down from heaven he uttered to the king and his court
27  17, 26 |    illumining the earth; and he uttered a discourse to the goddess
28  17, 27 |        Saudhant Kausika; and he uttered an affectionate discourse