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 1   1, 15|        queen, named Maya, as if free from all deceit (maya)-an
 2   1, 15| splendour of the sun when it is free from all the influence of
 3   1, 70|         is the hoard of my fame free from destruction? Is this
 4   2, 54|       from religion and set him free towards all objects of pleasure.~
 5   3, 46|        can smile when still not free from the terrors of disease!~
 6   5, 10|         and being forthwith set free from all sorrows such as
 7   8, 77|       gone, fear to set my soul free, like any coward?~
 8  11, 53|    would envy the blind, though free the bound, though wealthy
 9  11, 57|      would not accept an empire free from all ill even in the
10  12, 26|     itself here, O thou who art free from all egoism.~
11  12, 31|         who hast shaken thyself free from all attachments.~
12  12, 75|        The soul does not become free from qualities as long as
13  12, 77|       how, if it was originally free, could the soul ever become
14  15, 17|      thus addressed him who was free from all thirst: 'Fie, fie,
15  16, 34|       end to, he at last, being free from all stain and substratum,
16  16, 35|      happiness, with your minds free from stain,-I will declare
17  16, 45|            45. 'Then, being set free from the bonds of the prison-house
18  16, 55|          no home, isolated, and free from matter;~