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 1   4, 15 |            let this be your firm resolve.~
 2   4, 100|      uttered a discourse full of resolve and abolishing the objects
 3   5, 39 |       monarch, having heard this resolve of his son longing for liberation,
 4   5, 69 | determination is settled in calm resolve, and since even in loneliness
 5   5, 83 |                  83. Firm in his resolve and leaving behind without
 6   6, 29 |        29. 'When, on hearing thy resolve, I first brought thee this
 7   6, 51 |        be given up, and hear his resolve.~
 8   7, 12 |        kindly explain to me what resolve possesses each one of you.'~
 9   8, 11 |         adopted a most difficult resolve; they did not wipe away
10   8, 73 |         having learned the fixed resolve of his son, the lord of
11   9, 14 |            14. '"I know that thy resolve is fixed upon religion,
12   9, 43 |                        43. 'This resolve of thine is an excellent
13   9, 62 |         of the king,-firm in his resolve, the king's son made his
14   9, 69 |         Thus he proudly made his resolve, and rising up in accordance
15  10, 23 |        beauty,-whence comes this resolve of thine so out of all harmony
16  11, 56 |      family; and to carry out my resolve is also befitting my character,
17  12, 112|      Accompanied only by his own resolve, having fixed his mind on
18  12, 118|        took his seat firm in his resolve.~
19  13, 11 |       thou wilt and quit not thy resolve,-this arrow is uplifted