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 1   1, 27|       two pure streams of water fell down from heaven upon his
 2   1, 35|         power of heat and cold, fell down upon that peerless
 3   1, 40|      from a cloudless sky there fell a shower full of lotuses
 4   2, 32|         pursuit of pleasure, he fell from the roof of a pavilion
 5   5, 51|       peerless yellow garments, fell down alas! helpless with
 6   6, 66|       arms, wailed bitterly and fell on the ground.~
 7   6, 68|      stumbled, and sometimes he fell; and so going along, wretched
 8   8, 11|       wipe away the tears which fell from their eyes, and they
 9   8, 24|         that has lost her calf, fell bursting into tears on the
10   8, 60|              60. Then VasodharA fell upon the ground, like the
11   8, 73|      son, the lord of the earth fell struck down by sorrow like
12  10, 6 |      talking on random subjects fell to silence on the road;
13  11, 14|       bear his litter'. Nahusha fell, unsatisfied with pleasures.~
14  11, 15|     unsatisfied with pleasures, fell into destruction.~
15  13, 38|     against the sage; down they fell, with their trees and their
16  13, 47|    another stood motionless and fell not, through the saint's
17  13, 48|     desire to smite him; but he fell powerless without finding
18  13, 72| sweetsmelling shower of flowers fell down wet with dew.~
19  13, 73|       forth, showers of flowers fell down from the sky upon the
20  17, 13|          came to the Sugata and fell down at his feet, and then
21  17, 24|      shook, a shower of flowers fell, the various quarters of