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1 1, 53| treasures with all due honour,-'May he become the ruler of the 2 1, 53| according to your words, and may he retire to the woods when 3 2, 53| the face of his son, how may my son be stopped from going 4 3, 51| thinking to himself , 'It may create a diversion of sentiment.'~ 5 4, 10| these graces of yours ye may embellish even the Northern 6 4, 22| prosperity of the king's family may not be turned away from 7 5, 75| exert thyself that I too may obtain the highest immortality.~ 8 6, 16| union, however long it may last, in time will come 9 6, 23| use thy efforts so that he may not even remember me.~ 10 7, 16| dress for themselves what may chance to be left.~ 11 7, 48| my desire is that there may be no fresh birth; therefore 12 8, 46| pierced by the sun,-we may learn from hence too that 13 8, 47| by sleep and woke not,-we may learn from hence too that 14 8, 48| sky was carried off, -we may learn from hence too that 15 8, 66| desire is how he my beloved may never leave me either in 16 9, 38| 38. 'There may be an "ill time" in one' 17 9, 46| enjoy ourselves in it as may offer; or if there is no 18 9, 68| Even the sun, therefore, may fall to the earth, even 19 9, 68| even the mountain Himavat may lose its firmness; but never 20 11, 63| all promptitude that they may choose the action of the 21 11, 69| forgive my words which may seem harsh through their 22 12, 14| told, whereby thy servant may be delivered from old age, 23 12, 91| 91. And thinking, 'this may be the means of abolishing 24 15, 99| convey me across the Ganges, may the seven blessings be thine.' ' 25 16, 86| methodical arrangement of the Law may be always spread abroad, 26 17, 31| pleasure.~Whatever virtue may have acquired from describing 27 17, 31| who assumes all forms,-may it become a store of merit