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 1   2, 32 |     and yet reached not the ground, like a holy sage stepping
 2   3, 31 |     learned to grope on the ground; having step by step become
 3   5, 4  |     for the beauties of the ground, he went to a spot near
 4   5, 5  |        5. Having beheld the ground in this condition, with
 5   5, 7  |     horse, he went over the ground slowly, overcome with sorrow, -
 6   5, 9  |    There he sat down on the ground covered with leaves, and
 7   6, 28 |    palace,-and where is the ground of the asceticforest, covered
 8   6, 66 |    bitterly and fell on the ground.~
 9   7, 16 |     stones, others eat corn ground with their own teeth; some,
10   8, 24 |  bursting into tears on the ground with outstretched arms,
11   8, 41 | noise with his hoofs on the ground, or had made the loudest
12   8, 45 |  went along touched not the ground with the tips of his hoofs
13   8, 52 |    of his are tossed on the ground, worthy to be encircled
14   8, 55 |    middle, walk on the hard ground of the skirts of the forest?~
15   8, 58 |    sleep to-day on the bare ground with only one rag of cloth
16   8, 60 |     VasodharA fell upon the ground, like the ruddy goose parted
17   8, 71 |     grief and fallen on the ground, all the women cried out
18   8, 74 |     and then falling on the ground wailed aloud:~
19   9, 13 |   as he lay fainting on the ground with the arfow of thy sorrow
20  12, 112|    where the surface of the ground was covered with young grass.~