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This principle concerns especially reverencing the gods, and honoring parents and relations.
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And naturally, she must be hated by the man reverencing the baroness.
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By duly reverencing such sacrifices, one is sure to attain to Brahma.
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The Menorah lights the path for the fellowship of young Israel, finely self-reverencing.
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Averil rose, subdued but not convinced, reverencing her brother, but afraid of his concessions.
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Am I not frivolous, trifling,-laughingat all things, reverencing nothing?
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Thus he spoke; but brave Diomede answered nothing, reverencing the rebuke of the venerable king.
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He answered quite steadily, though in a low tone, as if reverencing the presence of the dead.
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His subjects were loving and peaceable, evidently regarding the English as gods and reverencing them as such.
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She stood, to his mind, as a symbol of religion-therecan be no harm in reverencing symbols.
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By properly reverencing, however, the duties that appertain to Renunciation, one is sure of attaining to Brahma.
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Are they worshipping God or reverencing him?
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So thoroughly and sincerely are we compelled to live, reverencing our life, and denying the possibility of change.
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Worshipped by them, the Rishi worshipped them in return by bending his head and reverencing them in his mind.
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That slayer of foes, seeing Dharma's son reverencing the old king, reverenced him outwardly with a very unwilling heart.'
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Those persons, O king, who make gifts unto Brahmanas after reverencing them duly, reap excellent fruits commensurate with those gifts.