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 1   3, 28 |  beneath his brows, his limbs bent down and hanging loose,-
 2   5, 36 |   replied: 'Abandon this idea bent upon departure; extravagant
 3   5, 52 |  window, with her willow-form bent like a bow, shone as she
 4   5, 53 |     be a lotus with its stalk bent into a half-circle, and
 5   5, 62 |       lake whose lotuses were bent down and broken by the wind.~
 6   5, 81 |    Yakshas, with their bodies bent down, threw lotuses and
 7   6, 6  |                           6. 'Bent even though I am on other
 8   7, 3  |  burden with their heads half bent down.~
 9   8, 5  | deserted by that hero who was bent on the salvation of the
10   8, 42 |    this answer, with his face bent down, his voice low with
11  12, 88 |      pure fixed his dwelling, bent as he was on a lonely habitation.~
12  12, 90 |  reverently with their bodies bent low in humility, as the
13  12, 105|     trees on the shore, which bent down the ends of their branches
14  15, 35 |       they in various guises, bent humbly at his feet, implored