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 1   3, 37|          back the horses,-go quickly home; how can I rejoice in the
 2   3, 48|             departed, he entered his home, absorbed in thought; and
 3   5, 22|           senses,-desiring to return home he mounted his roble steed;
 4   5, 46|          desire to go forth from his home to seek the bliss of the
 5   6, 16|              thus gone forth from my home; union, however long it
 6   9, 40|            man to enter royalty, the home of illusion, where are,
 7   9, 58|        return from the forest to thy home,-let not the thought of
 8   9, 61|            from a hermitage to one's home, if it be only for the sake
 9   9, 67|         regard to my returning to my home, by alleging Rima and others
10   9, 68|           never would I return to my home as a man of the world, with
11  11, 71|           destroy the enemies of thy home.'~
12  12, 5 |             hast come forth from thy home, having severed the bond
13  13, 68|             the earth than this,-the home of contemplation, the realm
14  15, 12|              shriek Mara went to his home.~
15  15, 36|          they went joyfully to their home.~
16  15, 46|           Namuki, go back to thy own home; I will go hence to turn
17  15, 47| companionless through the sky to his home.~
18  16, 55|              no origin, no birth, no home, isolated, and free from