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 1   1, 29 |      thigh, and Prithu's from the hand, and Mandhitris, who was
 2   3, 28 |           with white hair and his hand resting on a staff, his
 3   4, 32 |          her command, clasped his hand eagerly and said, 'Perform
 4   5, 4  |         he went to a spot near at hand on the forest-outskirts;
 5   5, 49 |         her flute clinging to her hand, lying with her white garments
 6   5, 74 |           him with his lotus-like hand, ordered him with a gentle-toned
 7   6, 54 |                      54. With his hand whose fingers were united
 8   6, 56 |           which was in Khamdaka's hand, he resolutely drew out
 9   7, 51 |           a pot with water in his hand, thus lifted his voice:~
10   8, 29 |           after the blow from the hand, ano trembled with the shock,
11   9, 45 |      fortune which comes into thy hand.~
12  10, 24 |        contact of red cloth; this hand is fit to protect subjects,
13  11, 27 |           bring calamity on every hand to those who abide in them,
14  11, 46 |           turns; and on the other hand, if he does not trust in
15  12, 105|     Nairangana, supported as by a hand by the trees on the shore,
16  13, 8  |          8. Having fixed his left hand on the end of the barb and
17  13, 49 |            bearing a skull in her hand, in order to infatuate the
18  16, 86 | yourselves always proclaim it and hand it on.~
19  16, 101|        uttering its praises shall hand the doctrine onward on every
20  17, 3  |            touching them with his hand bearing the mark of a wheel;
21  17, 5  |        touching his head with his hand, made him the guru of the