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 1   1, 72 |      thus agitated through his fear of some impending evil,
 2   1, 73 |      73. 'I have no feeling of fear as to his being subject
 3   2, 13 |         delivered from famine, fear, and sickness, dwelt happily
 4   3, 61 |       the world throws off all fear and is infatuated! Hard
 5   4, 57 |     disease, and so dismissing fear, they are joyous in a world
 6   7, 23 |       ever to living creatures fear from death, and they with
 7   8, 39 | strokes of whips,-how then for fear of the fall of a whip, could
 8   8, 64 |   beloved, lightly and without fear has deserted me thus angry,
 9   8, 77 |       duty-loving son is gone, fear to set my soul free, like
10   9, 5  |    desirous to escape from the fear of old age and death,-know
11  11, 7  |         having experienced the fear of old age and death, fly
12  11, 14 |      concealed himself through fear of Vritra, and though in
13  11, 54 |      being set on escaping the fear of old age and death; he
14  11, 59 |        there is no old age nor fear, no birth, nor death, nor
15  12, 48 |      48. 'Then having seen how fear arises from passion and
16  15, 30 |      pitied, bewildered by the fear of death,-we are therefore
17  16, 118|         118. 'There will be no fear of any disturbance in the
18  16, 118| disturbance in the kingdom, no fear of evil-minded thieves,
19  16, 118|       evil-minded thieves, nor fear of evil beasts;~
20  16, 119|         119. 'There will be no fear of plagues, famines, or
21  16, 120|        120. 'There shall be no fear from the gods nor from Nagas,
22  16, 120|    shall there be anywhere any fear of any misfortune.~