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 1   6, 1 |     noblest of men, beheld the hermitage of the son of Bhrigu,~
 2   6, 65|      garment, went towards the hermitage, like the king of mountains
 3   7, 1 |       his beauty, entered that hermitage as if it were fully blessed.~
 4   7, 2 |        all the dwellers in the hermitage.~
 5   7, 9 |       by those dwellers in the hermitage,paid his homage to the saints,
 6   7, 10|     liberation, traversed that hermitage filled with the holy company
 7   7, 12|  to-day is my first sight of a hermitage I do not understand this
 8   7, 35|        35. The dwellers of the hermitage followed him with their
 9   7, 38|         38. 'At thy coming the hermitage seems to have become full,
10   8, 53|        hero as this dwell in a hermitage?~
11   8, 80| beloved one, the court of that hermitage, whither thou hast carried
12   9, 2 |      full of weariness to that hermitage, accompanied by a fitting
13   9, 59|      base, came forth from his hermitage and ruled it again.~
14   9, 61|        no sin to return from a hermitage to one's home, if it be
15  11, 73|   proceeded to the Vaisvamtara hermitage; and, after watching him
16  12, 1 |        race turned towards the hermitage of the sage Arada of tranquil
17  12, 82|    distinction, he went to the hermitage of Udraka, but he gained
18  12, 87|         87. Having quitted his hermitage, fully resolved in his purpose,
19  12, 87|     bliss, he next visited the hermitage, called a city, of the royal
20  15, 42|       wise seer, repair to the hermitage of Kapila in order to beget
21  17, 7 |       dwelling in the Buddha's hermitage in the grove.~
22  17, 8 |        the Ganges, went to the hermitage of Kasyapa at Gaya, called