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 1   1, 27 | thousand-eyed (Indra) well-pleased took him gently, bright like
 2   1, 64 |         steps bewildered with joy, took the prince, who lay on his
 3   2, 17 |      accomplishment of all objects took place, the king in consequence
 4   2, 24 |          his race, which generally took many years to master.~
 5   2, 41 |                        41. Thus he took away the one, and protected
 6   6, 63 |           With extreme joy he then took that sylvan dress and gave
 7   8, 50 |        with wonder, but they again took up their distress at the
 8  12, 83 |          name and the thing named, took refuge in a theory beyond
 9  12, 118|           sound, when the holy one took his seat firm in his resolve.~
10  15, 117|       Victorious, in the night,-he took his stand on the throne.~
11  17, 18 |       ascetics; and the great Gina took them with him and proceeded