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 1   2, 20 |         young sun on the eastern mountain or the fire when fanned
 2   4, 100|          departed to the Western Mountain.~
 3   5, 19 |          an uninhabited house, a mountain or a forest,-I wander without
 4   5, 26 |        like the peak of a golden mountain,-whose eye, voice, and arm
 5   5, 42 |         42. Bright like a golden mountain, and bewitching the hearts
 6   6, 13 |   uttering these words, like the mountain Mamdand with the sun resting
 7   7, 39 |         In front stands the holy mountain Himavat, inhabited by Brahmarshis,
 8   8, 26 | sandal-wood was banished, like a mountain the rocks with its streams.~
 9   9, 68 |      fall to the earth, even the mountain Himavat may lose its firmness;
10  10, 14 |          a lonely cascade of the mountain; and having eaten it there
11  10, 14 |          manner, he ascended the mountain Pamdava.~
12  10, 15 |    morning sun above the eastern mountain.~
13  10, 17 |  Pamdavas in heroism, and like a mountain in stature, ascended Pamdava,
14  10, 17 |        as a maned lion ascends a mountain.~
15  10, 18 |        subdued senses, as if the mountain were moving, and he himself
16  10, 41 |          falter, (firm) like the mountain Kailasa, having its many
17  11, 28 |        to reach fall down upon a mountain or into a forest, waters,
18  11, 73 |        courtiers returned to the mountain (of Ragagiri).~
19  13, 16 |          for the daughter of the mountain and shaken in his vow; can
20  13, 30 |                          30. The mountain deities and the Nagas who
21  13, 57 |         any more than the mighty mountain Meru by the wind.~
22  14, 29 |          and bellies as big as a mountain, these miserable wretches
23  15, 32 |   meditation, immovable like the mountain Meru,-they turned away their
24  15, 117|       with jewels, like a golden mountain, guarded by the kings of