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 1   1, 40 |    like a ship tossed by the wind; and from a cloudless sky
 2   1, 44 |     in all directions by the wind, accompanied by the songs
 3   1, 85 |   departed by the way of the wind as he had come, his figure
 4   2, 20 |      fire when fanned by the wind, the prince gradually grew
 5   4, 39 |   her earrings waving in the wind, laughed loudly at him,
 6   5, 6  |      the sun's rays, and the wind, and their cattle bewildered
 7   5, 8  | leaves all tremulous (in the wind).~
 8   5, 62 |  bent down and broken by the wind.~
 9   8, 28 |    as creepers tossed by the wind strike themselves with their
10   8, 29 |      sit wave about with the wind from the wood.~
11   9, 16 |     and the mountains by the wind, the sun, the fire, and
12  11, 8  | flames blown together by the wind, as I am afraid of these
13  11, 10 |      fire, the friend of the wind, with fuel.~
14  11, 37 |    house for keeping off the wind, the heat of the sun, and
15  12, 118|       the trees moved by the wind made no sound, when the
16  13, 29 |                        29. A wind of intense violence blew
17  13, 57 |  mighty mountain Meru by the wind.~
18  15, 50 |      weather for seven days,-wind, rain, and darkness,-dwell
19  15, 52 |   protection, from the rain, wind, and darkness, covering
20  17, 24 | space became illumined and a wind blew; and the heavenly beings,