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 1   1, 25 |       who was purified by her vow, her son was born for the
 2   3, 65 |       who had newly taken his vow were carried off, feeling
 3   8, 15 |    his mind distressed by the vow and the sorrow, was muttering
 4  10, 3  |       and is immovable in his vow.~
 5  12, 93 | difficult to reach, broke his vow with single jujube fruits,
 6  13, 6  |       assail him to break his vow as the swollen might of
 7  13, 16 |    mountain and shaken in his vow; can he be destitute of
 8  15, 18 |     asceticism, sacrifice, or vow can be accomplished, -those
 9  15, 112| begged leave to undertake his vow of a religious life; and
10  16, 31 |      31. 'Let him embrace the vow of self-denial for the sake
11  17, 28 |     ascetics, to practise the vow of fasting called ahoratra,