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 1   1, 47|     Sarasvatt I proclaimed that lost Veda which they had never
 2   1, 77|        in objects of sense, and lost in the forest-paths of worldly
 3   1, 77|       as to travellers who have lost their way.~
 4   3, 38|    chariot back, and the prince lost in thought entered even
 5   4, 11|        move even sages who have lost all their desires, and to
 6   5, 59|        59. Others, helpless and lost to shame, though naturally
 7   6, 24|       unworthiness affection is lost, -and where affection is
 8   6, 24|          and where affection is lost, there is no sorrow.'~
 9   6, 52|       failed in his purpose and lost hold of every support"'~
10   8, 3 |        bravely, flagged and had lost all spirit in his heart;
11   8, 3 |      was with ornaments, he had lost all his beauty when bereft
12   8, 6 |       gay with citizens who had lost all their gladness.~
13   8, 24|        like a fond cow that has lost her calf, fell bursting
14   8, 25|   lifeless, and seeming to have lost their senses in their despondency,
15   8, 26|            26. Others as having lost all self-control, fainting
16   8, 51| wretched like an osprey who has lost her young,-Gautami abandoning
17   9, 26|        like a fond cow that has lost her calf?~
18  12, 99|         attained by one who has lost his strength,'-so resuming
19  13, 12|    became mad; and Samtanu also lost his self-control, - how
20  13, 62|  informant when the caravan has lost its way.~
21  13, 63|   knowledge when all beings are lost in the great darkness,-it
22  15, 15|         myself? When success is lost, what shall I have to enjoy?"-
23  15, 37|         of the world of Desire, lost to shame, taking the form
24  15, 85|    shone there, still remaining lost in contemplation.~
25  16, 7 |                     7. 'Who has lost his interest' in any pleasure
26  16, 66|        paths to beings who have lost their way.~