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1   2, 39|      disagreeable, he found no reason either for desire or dislike;
2  10, 10|       of people, and asked the reason of it; and thus did a man
3  11, 53| destitute, though sound in his reason the maniac,-only he, I say,
4  12, 42|                  42. 'For this reason the Brahmans in the world,
5  13, 3 |       Thirst, asked of him the reason of his despondency, and
6  14, 69|       not now strew flowers-no reason for it has been shown.'~