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 1   1, 13|                              13. Duty, wealth, and pleasure under
 2   1, 18|        their senses,'-so saying, Duty abandoned her own subtile
 3   1, 60|           liberal and a lover of duty,-that thy mind should be
 4   1, 61|        of old, rejecting through duty all trivial riches', have
 5   2, 14|        for the sake of religious duty.~
 6   2, 52|      continuance for the sake of duty.~
 7   3, 49| displeased, he rebuked him whose duty it was to see that the road
 8   5, 13|         me who know this highest duty.'~
 9   5, 79|      steeds like a friend to his duty, he, the best of men, longing
10   6, 21|         wrong time for religious duty (dharma), life being fragile
11   9, 15|            Come, thou who lovest duty, for the sake of what is
12   9, 15|          purpose for the sake of duty; this huge swollen stream
13   9, 43|        time; it could not be thy duty, loving duty as thou dost,
14   9, 43|          not be thy duty, loving duty as thou dost, to leave thy
15   9, 44|         ill-skilled in examining duty, wealth, and pleasure ,-
16   9, 61|          be only for the sake of duty.'~
17   9, 67|    authority,-for in determining duty, how canst thou quote as
18  13, 9 |          death! follow thine own duty and abandon this law of