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 1   1, 6 |         its women which put the lotuses to shame, and as if from
 2   1, 8 |   assumed the brightness of the lotuses through the sunbeams falling
 3   1, 36|        guarding him with golden lotuses in their hands.~
 4   1, 40|     there fell a shower full of lotuses and water-lilies, and perfumed
 5   3, 10|        with curiosity like blue lotuses.~
 6   3, 19| proximity, as if they were real lotuses fastened upon the houses.~
 7   3, 21|      beautiful women shone like lotuses wreathed in garlands, while
 8   3, 64|       its bright lakes gay with lotuses and wellfurnished with watering-places.~
 9   4, 36|     frorn a lotus-bed, carrying lotuses and with eyes like lotuses,
10   4, 36|      lotuses and with eyes like lotuses, stood like the lotus-goddess
11   5, 49|     foam of the water and whose lotuses are covered with a straight
12   5, 62|      the aspect of a lake whose lotuses were bent down and broken
13   5, 81|         bodies bent down, threw lotuses and bore up hig hoofs as
14   8, 27|         rains with its dripping lotuses pelted by the rain from
15   8, 29|       ruddy geese shake, as the lotuses on which they sit wave about
16   8, 71| streaming with tears like large lotuses beaten by the rain.~
17  12, 95|   bright fortnight gladdens the lotuses.~