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 1   1, 21|    everywhere, are especially bright on Mount Kailasa.~
 2   1, 26| mother's womb, made the world bright like gold, bursting forth
 3   1, 27| well-pleased took him gently, bright like a golden pillar; and
 4   1, 35|   water bursting from heaven, bright as the moon's rays, having
 5   2, 29|  chariots upon the earth, and bright like the clouds of autumn,
 6   3, 8 |   chariot, adorned with reins bright like flashing lightning,
 7   3, 64|  joyously about, and with its bright lakes gay with lotuses and
 8   4, 38| having armed herself with her bright face, With its brow-bow
 9   4, 47|      this kuruvaka in flower, bright like fresh resin-juice,
10   5, 9 |      and with its young grass bright like lapis lazuli ; and,
11   5, 42|                           42. Bright like a golden mountain,
12   5, 55|   trembled, with her own face bright with her shaken earrings.~
13   5, 60|  spread out unfastened,-their bright eyes witle open and motionless,-
14   5, 86|    heavenly beings with forms bright like fire, knowing that
15   8, 6 |                            6. Bright as it was with lotus-covered
16   8, 53|  bulllike eye, and his beauty bright like gold, his broad chest,
17   8, 67|   face with its long eyes and bright smile, still is this poor
18  12, 95|       in the beginning of her bright fortnight gladdens the lotuses.~
19  16, 58|     involving no doubts, ever bright.~