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 1   1, 43 |   Buddha, and by means of its trees bearing flowers and perfumes
 2   1, 44 |             44. The flowering trees at once produced their blossoms,
 3   3, 1  |      tender grass, with their trees resounding with the kokilas,
 4   3, 64 | Nandana itself. full of young trees in flower with intoxicated
 5   6, 49 |                49. 'Since the trees are parted from the innate
 6   7, 32 |      had now ceased and whose trees were gray with the smoke
 7   7, 51 |    and clothed in the bark of trees, with reddish eyes and a
 8   8, 6  |     waters, adorned also with trees full of flowers, that garden
 9  10, 15 |    thickly filled with lodhra trees, having its thickets resonant
10  12, 105| supported as by a hand by the trees on the shore, which bent
11  12, 118|     birds uttered no cry; the trees moved by the wind made no
12  13, 18 |    forms and carrying arrows, trees, darts, clubs, and swords
13  13, 25 |      along on the tops of the trees.~
14  13, 38 |   having lifted up stones and trees, found themselves unable
15  13, 38 |    down they fell, with their trees and their stones, like the
16  13, 39 |    into the sky, flung rocks, trees, and axes; these remained
17  13, 44 |    from old decayed trunks of trees; but, as if held fast by
18  13, 71 |      their stones, straw, and trees thrown away, that host of
19  15, 58 |    then in a forest of Datura trees, sitting at the foot of
20  17, 5  |   worship paid to the best of trees on the bank of the stream
21  17, 16 |  called Venu, filled with Sal trees, he ate an offering of food