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 1   2, 21 |   golden carriages yoked with deer ;~
 2   2, 22 |       his age, and elephants, deer, and horses made of gold,
 3   6, 2  |                        2. Its deer all asleep in quiet trust,
 4   7, 2  |  having entered that arena of deer, himself like a deer,-by
 5   7, 2  |       of deer, himself like a deer,-by the beauty of his person,
 6   7, 5  |       and coming forward, the deer with restless eyes and the
 7   7, 5  |      ascetics who grazed like deer stood still.~
 8   7, 15 |       graze on grass like the deer, others live on air with
 9   7, 28 |    there is merit also in the deer; and in those men also who
10  11, 35 |                          35. 'Deer are lured to their destruction
11  11, 62 | living creatures who fly like deer to the forest of destiny,
12  13, 53 |                           53. Deer and elephants uttering cries
13  15, 87 |      87. 'In Varanast, in the Deer Park will I turn the wheel
14  15, 103|   like Hari, proceeded to the Deer Park.~
15  15, 114|     114. Remembering that the Deer Park and the field of the
16  17, 2  |      Kasi who had gone to the Deer Park, and the mendicants
17  17, 4  |      wisdom,-he went into the Deer Park, wearing the aspect
18  17, 5  |    friends to the wood in the Deer Park, accompanied by his