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 1   3, 6 |                   6. Along this road thus made beau.tiful, the
 2   3, 9 |   worthy retinue he entered the road which was strewn with heaps
 3   3, 22|     down upon the prince in the road. the women appeared as if
 4   3, 49|     duty it was to see that the road was clear.~
 5   3, 53|              53. Then the royal road being specially adorned
 6   3, 54|      was carried dead along the road.~
 7   3, 61|         self-composed in such a road.~
 8   4, 97|       all created beings in the road of death.~
 9   5, 24|  welcome him, as he entered the road.~
10   6, 19|       one departing by a common road am not to be mourned for
11   6, 68|         kinds of actions in the road without conscious will.~
12   8, 1 |        made every effort in the road to dissolve his load of
13   8, 2 |                      2. But the road which by his lord's command
14   8, 2 |      with that horse,-that same road he now travelled in eight
15   8, 4 |       any grass or water on the road, as before.~
16   8, 8 |      the city shed tears in the road, as when in old days the
17   8, 9 |        followed Khamdaka in the road, crying behind him with
18   8, 44|         and followed him on the road unwearied.~
19   9, 8 |      sitting like a king in the road at the foot of a tree, like
20   9, 35|        have joined company on a road,-what wise man would cherish
21   9, 71|       neither behold him on the road nor yet lose the sight of
22  10, 6 | subjects fell to silence on the road; no one indulged in an improper
23  11, 50|         attained the auspicious road to happiness is not to be
24  16, 81|     qualities, the guide on the road of wisdom, he who shows