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 1   5, 3 |          Having mounted his good horse Kamthaka, decked with bells
 2   5, 7 |    alighted from the back of his horse, he went over the ground
 3   5, 68|          68. Having awakened his horse's attendant, the swift Kkamdaka,
 4   5, 68|        him: 'Bring me quickly my horse Kamthaka, I wish to-day
 5   5, 71|         set himself to bring the horse.~
 6   5, 79|          fire, mounted the white horse as the sun an autumnal cloud.~
 7   5, 87|              87. But he with his horse like the horse of Indra,
 8   5, 87|          with his horse like the horse of Indra, the lord of bay
 9   6, 3 |    alighted from the back of his horse.~
10   6, 4 |         alighted, he stroked the horse, exclaiming, 'All is saved,'
11   6, 11|      great kindness; take now my horse and return, I have attained
12   6, 29|          first brought thee this horse,-it was fate only, O my
13   6, 30|         decision,-carry back the horse to the sorrow of Kapilavastu?~
14   6, 64|         and the attendant of the horse were filled with wonder
15   6, 67|          aloud, and embraced the horse Kamthaka with his arms;
16   7, 56|      With the nose of a well-fed horse, large long eyes, a red
17   8, 1 |   Meanwhile the attendant of the horse, in deep distress, when
18   8, 2 | traversed in one night with that horse,-that same road he now travelled
19   8, 3 |                       3. And the horse Kamthaka, though he still
20   8, 14|        but having heard that his horse had an empty back, they
21   8, 16|    filled with tears,-taking the horse, his whole soul fixed on
22   8, 16|          whole soul fixed on the horse,-overcome with grief he
23   8, 18|      re-echoed the sound of that horse, thinking that it might
24   8, 19|         their hearts,' Since the horse Kamthaka neighs, it must
25   8, 23|       filled with tears, and the horse, the noble women wept with
26   8, 38|                   38. 'Even that horse Kamthaka without doubt desired
27   8, 49|        queen; neither I nor this horse acted by our own choice;
28   8, 74|          same race, gazed on the horse with his eyes filled with