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 1   3, 26 |         old man to walk along on purpose to stir the heart of the
 2   4, 103|  pleasures to restrain his son's purpose.~
 3   5, 47 |        Akanishthas, who knew the purpose of his heart, deep sleep
 4   5, 66 |       then the gods, knowing his purpose, caused the door of the
 5   5, 85 | successful accomplishment of his purpose.~
 6   5, 86 |      like fire, knowing that his purpose was hard to fulfil, produced
 7   6, 52 |     perish, having failed in his purpose and lost hold of every support"'~
 8   7, 52 |        sage, brave indeed is thy purpose, who, young as thou art,
 9   7, 54 |           If this is thy settled purpose, go quickly to Vindhyakoshtha;
10   7, 55 |           but as I foresee, this purpose of thine will go on further,
11   9, 14 |         I am convinced that this purpose of thine is unchanging;
12   9, 15 |     heart's desire,-abandon this purpose for the sake of duty; this
13   9, 69 |         but not my house with my purpose unfulfilled.' Thus he proudly
14  12, 87 | hermitage, fully resolved in his purpose, and seeking final bliss,
15  12, 97 |        evidently emaciated to no purpose in a cruel self-mortification;-
16  13, 11 |          not rise, strong in thy purpose,-then be firm if thou wilt
17  13, 51 |      rock, wearied himself to no purpose, having his efforts baffled,
18  13, 59 |                59. 'Such is that purpose of his, that heroic effort,
19  13, 70 |         dispirited and broken in purpose with those very arrows by