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 1   3, 23|                        23. Beholding the king's son thus radiant
 2   3, 25|                        25. Beholding for the first time that
 3   4, 60|  one bereft of sense, who, beholding another aged or sick or
 4   5, 6 |                     6. And beholding the men as they were ploughing,
 5   7, 6 |                         6. Beholding him, the lamp of the race
 6   7, 35|   if they were great seers beholding Religion herself, withdrawn
 7  10, 32|   or through astonishment; beholding this mendicant-dress of
 8  13, 15|    his firmness; and Mara, beholding him thus, sank down, and
 9  13, 28|                        28. Beholding in the first half of the
10  13, 56|   standing in the heavens,-beholding Mara thus malevolent against
11  15, 13| Lust, Thirst, and Delight, beholding their father with defeated
12  15, 71|                        71. Beholding the tattered rags, the gods,