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 1   3, 28|     man that has come here, O charioteer, with white hair and his
 2   3, 29|       29. Thus addressed, the charioteer revealed to the king's son
 3   3, 32|      spoke these words to the charioteer, 'What! will this evil come
 4   3, 32|    and to him again spoke the charioteer:~
 5   3, 37|      such is our condition, O charioteer, turn back the horses,-go
 6   3, 38|                  38. Then the charioteer at the command of the king'
 7   3, 40|      Suddhodana addressed the charioteer, having his gaze fixed on
 8   3, 42|                  42. Then his charioteer answered, 'Gentle Sir, it
 9   3, 44|                  44. Then the charioteer answered, 'O prince, this
10   3, 47|       47. 'Let the chariot, O charioteer, be turned back from going
11   3, 53|       out, having ordered the charioteer and chariot to proceed in
12   3, 54|      a dead man, and only the charioteer and the prince, and none
13   3, 55|       spoke the prince to the charioteer, 'Who is this borne by four
14   3, 58|      heard these words of the charioteer he was somewhat startled
15   3, 59|                  59. Then the charioteer replied to him,'This is
16   3, 62|             62. 'Therefore, O charioteer, turn back our chariot,
17   3, 63| prince thus spoke to him, the charioteer did not turn the chariot