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 1   1, 58|        visit me; be pleased to command what I should do, O benign
 2   3, 38|     Then the charioteer at the command of the king's son turned
 3   3, 63|        peremptorily reiterated command he retired to the forest
 4   4, 26|   their confidence through the command of the king and the gentle
 5   4, 32| unguents, as if giving him her command, clasped his hand eagerly
 6   5, 71|     Then, accepting his lord's command, though he knew the purport
 7   8, 2 |       road which by his lord's command he had traversed in one
 8   8, 44|  though I well knew the king's command, as though dragged by force
 9   8, 47|        When also by the king's command, in palace and city, diligent
10  10, 12|     and the man, receiving the command, followed the prince.~
11  11, 45|      involves a wider range of command, therefore the pains of
12  13, 27|       destroy it, awaiting the command of their lord.~
13  15, 47|        47. He, on hearing this command, saying with a deep sigh, '
14  17, 7 |       favour and by the Gina's command found a dwelling in the
15  17, 8 |       disciples Upasena at the command of his maternal uncle became
16  17, 20|     accordance with the Gina's command that prince of ascetics,