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The great ascetic then left the palace for proceeding to the woods.
2
The great ascetic Devasarman was fully cognisant of the disposition of women.
3
Obtaining the leave also of the gods that great ascetic went away.
4
Preserving equability in success and failure, I shall earn great ascetic merit.
5
In great disappointment, O king, the great ascetic performed very austere penances.
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Angiras possessed of great ascetic merit, had imparted this discourse to Gautama.
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Indeed, that great ascetic will be known by the name of Sarasvata!
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O great ascetic, thou shalt not be able to discover Dhritarashtra there!'
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The great ascetic took it up and placed it within his earthen pot.
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From thee, O great ascetic, I shall obtain the fruition of my wish.
11
Gradually, in course of time, O son, decrepitude overtook Utanka, that great ascetic.
12
O great ascetic, my weapons of diverse kinds failed to make their appearance.
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O great ascetic, stricken by that great slaughter, they have gathered round me.
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The great ascetic then went out of the room, without accosting them at all.
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Devoted to righteousness, the great ascetic Trita had lived there.
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Meanwhile, the great ascetic continued to sleep soundly as before.
