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 1   2, 19|         from the real mother in her affection or tenderness, brought up
 2   3, 3 |        prepared, worthy of his own, affection and his son's beauty and
 3   3, 7 |            but in his heart through affection he could not let him depart.~
 4   3, 52|                      52. And in his affection pondering on the condition
 5   4, 84|             This speech manifesting affection is wellbefitting in thee;
 6   5, 40|   counsellors, with all respect and affection, according to the sastras,
 7   6, 7 |             One can be able without affection, and affectionate though
 8   6, 24|  unworthiness; through unworthiness affection is lost, -and where affection
 9   6, 24|       affection is lost, -and where affection is lost, there is no sorrow.'~
10   6, 44|              44- 'Even if I through affection were not to abandon my kindred
11   7, 45|        feelings of thine towards me affection is produced in me and the
12   9, 1 |         that forest in the hurry of affection, like two noble horses goaded.~
13   9, 23|             him, thou wilt with all affection follow his affection.~
14   9, 23|            all affection follow his affection.~
15   9, 37| characteristic adjunct, why, in thy affection for thy son, hast thou called
16  10, 22|     therefore listen to my words of affection.~
17  10, 32|            speak this to you out of affection,-not through love of dominion
18  12, 5 |          having severed the bond of affection, as a wild elephant its