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 1   2, 1  |      horses, and friends as a river increases with its influx
 2   5, 49 | fallen from her bosom,-like a river whose banks are smiling
 3   6, 26 |      elephant in the mud of a river.~
 4   9, 15 |    sorrow sweeps me away as a river's torrent its bank.~
 5  12, 107|       woollen cloth, like the river Yamuna, with its dark blue
 6  13, 6  |     as the swollen might of a river assails a dam.'~
 7  15, 53 |    proceeded to the bank of a river, near a forest of goat-herds.~
 8  15, 73 |   that moment dug out a great river full of water;~
 9  15, 77 |      widelyknown as the 'Holy River.'~
10  15, 78 |     their worship in the holy river and reverence the Kaitya.
11  17, 7  |    came in his rambles to the river Gahnavi. The boatman who