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 1   2, 32|                 32. Borne in the arms of these women well-skilled
 2   3, 24|          He with the long sturdy arms, who stands in his beauty
 3   3, 41|         shaking as he pants, his arms and shoulders hanging loose,
 4   4, 30|          her gentle creeper-like arms dependent.~
 5   5, 50|         as a lover, with her two arms tender like the shoot of
 6   5, 54|       another with their twining arms decorated with golden bracelets.~
 7   5, 59|        lay and yawned with their arms distorted and tossed about.~
 8   6, 66|        the groom, tossing up his arms, wailed bitterly and fell
 9   6, 67|          horse Kamthaka with his arms; and then, hopeless and
10   8, 24|         ground with outstretched arms, like a golden plantain-tree
11   8, 25|        their brightness and with arms and souls lifeless, and
12   8, 37|   flinging up their dovecots for arms, with the long unbroken
13   8, 53|               53. 'With his long arms and lion-gait, his bulllike
14   8, 59| embracing one another with their arms, rained the tears from their
15   9, 6 |          That prince of the long arms did indeed come here, but
16  10, 31|        thou let these two brawny arms lie useless which are worthy
17  10, 40|                  40. 'With their arms pressed by golden bracelets,
18  13, 22|           yellow and black,-with arms reaching out longer than
19  14, 16|          16. 'Others having many arms are split like timber with