1
We must speak to this raja's artificer; we have no choice.
2
He was lazy; he would not be a raja if he were not.
3
He reached a kampong, and the name of the raja here was Anjangmaran.
4
Among the guests, however, is one raja to whom the vision is denied.
5
The raja has a palace, and Protestant missionaries have a church.
6
Distinguished himself in the battle with that rakshasa raja the Council took on recently.
7
A few of the beautiful white raja birds were observed.
8
Her raja is a murderer; her queen wears stolen goods.
9
A raja was privileged to have five or six wives.
10
And so the woman of Pukar became a raja's artificer.
11
The raja began giving orders about the prahus and behaved as if he were at home.
12
The heir-apparent has the title of raja muda.
13
He was of little assistance except through the authority that he exerted as a great raja.
14
In these attendants consists all their magnificence, for the raja himself has no other mark of distinction.
15
Funeral house; model of a raja's
16
When advised of what is wanted the raja gives the slaves orders to see that the people are supplied.