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 1   1, 54|   excellent Law I came to the palace of the Sakya king.~
 2   1, 55|     introduced into the royal palace with all due reverence and
 3   1, 93|      king, having entered his palace, like Bhava well-pleased
 4   2, 28|  press in the recesses of the palace.~
 5   2, 30|     the heavenly nymphs, that palace shone like Mount Kailasa.~
 6   3, 6 |     time from the roof of the palace and went to visit the king
 7   3, 38|       entered even that royal palace as if it were empty.~
 8   3, 47| return straight to the king's palace; having heard this alarm
 9   3, 65|  withstand temptation, to the palace of the monarch of Alaka,
10   5, 26|   imperishable,-went into his palace.~
11   5, 40|   sorrowing, entered into his palace.~
12   5, 43|      the sun, he ascended the palace, as the rising sun ascends
13   5, 66|        caused the door of the palace to fly open.~
14   5, 67|     down from the roof of the palace, scorning those women who
15   6, 28|    limb, fit to lie only in a palace,-and where is the ground
16   8, 16|     with grief he entered the palace as if his master had been
17   8, 20|     prince, rushed out of the palace full of hope, like flickering
18   8, 27|           27. Then that royal palace was illumined with their
19   8, 40|    loudly, filling the king's palace with the sound; but when
20   8, 47|     by the king's command, in palace and city, diligent guards
21   8, 56|       or lie on the roof of a palace,- honoured with costly garments,
22   9, 41|               41. 'The golden palace seems to me to be on fire;
23  10, 10|       from the outside of his palace the immense concourse of