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 1   2, 4  |          gentleness, and costly ornaments.~
 2   2, 22 |                             22. Ornaments also suitable to his age,
 3   3, 14 |      from sleep, and with their ornaments hastily put on in the stir
 4   3, 17 |      run, hiding with shame her ornaments hitherto worn only in seclusion,
 5   3, 18 |   continual collision and their ornaments all jingling.~
 6   4, 4  | brilliant signs as with connate ornaments.~
 7   4, 101|         worn their garlands and ornaments in vain, with their graceful
 8   5, 51 |          decked with new golden ornaments and wearing peerless yellow
 9   5, 58 | dishevelled, and her skirts and ornaments fallen from her loins, lay
10   5, 60 |          60. Others, with their ornaments and garlands thrown off,-
11   5, 64 |       but deceived by dress and ornaments a man becomes infatuated
12   6, 12 |         gentleness unloosed his ornaments and gave them to the other,
13   6, 56 |        blade decked with golden ornaments, like a serpent from its
14   6, 59 |        Having thus divorced his ornaments and banished all royal magnificence
15   8, 3  |       decked though he was with ornaments, he had lost all his beauty
16   8, 28 |     arteries hidden and bore no ornaments,-as creepers tossed by the
17   8, 36 |         who have put away their ornaments, having their eyes red and
18   9, 8  |      they saw him bereft of all ornaments', but still radiant with