Book, §

 1   1, 10 |       kings with his train ever near him,-intent on liberality
 2   1, 44 |      the many snakes (gathering near).~
 3   1, 71 |        well knowest the love of near kindred for a son.'~
 4   5, 4  |       ground, he went to a spot near at hand on the forest-outskirts;
 5   6, 60 |        his thoughts, approached near him in dark-red garments;
 6   7, 40 |                            40. 'Near us also are holy spots of
 7   8, 18 | cherished horses that were tied near by, re-echoed the sound
 8   9, 11 |        his permission, sat down near him who was the banner of
 9  11, 19 |     certain sin,-has ever drawn near this poison which is called
10  12, 2  |                      2. He drew near, on being addressed in a
11  12, 106|        her heart, had just come near,~
12  13, 7  |     infatuating arrows, he drew near to the root of the Asvattha
13  13, 44 |        if held fast by a charm, near him they neither breathed
14  15, 53 |         to the bank of a river, near a forest of goat-herds.~
15  15, 93 |                             93. Near Vanara he went under the