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1   1, 37|   heads bowed at his majesty, held up a white umbrella in the
2   8, 74|      grief for his son, being held up for a moment by his attendants
3  11, 26| produce misery by their being held only in common with kings,
4  12, 73|                    73. 'It is held (by some) that this is liberation,
5  12, 80|     successive abandonment is held to be still accompanied
6  13, 44|   trunks of trees; but, as if held fast by a charm, near him
7  14, 31|       up filled with hope but held back by their former deeds,
8  16, 16|      16. 'Having pondered and held fast the noble eightfold
9  17, 20|        having worshipped him, held intercourse with him, attended