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 1   5, 32|      child of loved qualities, leaving my royal glory to thee who
 2   5, 48|    cheek on her trembling arm; leaving as in anger her lute, though
 3   5, 83|        Firm in his resolve and leaving behind without hesitation
 4   6, 36|     with my soul thus burning, leaving thee behind in the forest
 5   7, 5 | dark-blue cloud rising up; and leaving the young grass and coming
 6   7, 47|        I shall have to depart, leaving you who are thus engaged,
 7   8, 32|                           32. 'Leaving me helplessly asleep in
 8   9, 9 |                             9. Leaving his chariot, the family
 9   9, 36|                           36. 'Leaving his kindred in another world,
10   9, 37|       Since from the moment of leaving the womb death -is a characteristic
11  11, 7 |      my desire for liberation; leaving behind my dear kindred with