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[74] “We couldn’;t even imagine such atrocities [...] be killed by the bullets?”

[26] Yes, as I was saying, on that day [...] the ring slipped off my finger. I couldn’;t use a torch to find it because [...] then started walking home again.

[109] I couldn’;t stand it. Let me jump up, I [...] The room was as still as a tomb.

[4] When in a man or anything, any [...] civilizations, progress stopped when they couldn’;t invent the wheel.

[5] This manomaya entity is [...] anything from him. “Today I couldn’;t do this work, it should have [...] scared, so I’m not going.”

[15] Parvati again placed her hands behind her ears and said, “I’m terrible sorry, but I couldn’;t hear anything at all. Can you please repeat what the benefit is?”

[66] The ticket collector came to the [...] the noise of the steam engine I couldn’;t catch a word of the conversation.

[4] All of a sudden Vimal sensed someone [...] stop and wait. No, no – it couldn’;t possibly be an optical illusion. [...] again went out towards the veranda.

[5] As one might expect, we were quite [...] tea leaves, sugar – I only couldn’;t find milk. Hence, I thought [...] bring milk and a little fruit.

[16] Krśńa contrived an [...] in spite of having a vast army, couldn’;t realize that only the force [...] and not the crude physical force.

[3] Every evening, after we had been [...] would listen for some time. We couldn’;t see anyone. Sometimes we would [...] would disappear over the horizon.

[38] The next evening I went back to [...] hadn’t come. The reason for it I couldn’;t fathom. He was not like that. Whenever he couldn’;t come for some reason he would inform me the day before.

[45] “First you showed up just when I was leaving with the esraj to come here. Why couldn’;t you have come a little earlier? Why couldn’;t you have informed me earlier [...] taking a snack at my house?”

[57] “The way you left so suddenly; [...] moonlight. I looked everywhere but I couldn’;t find you. I could only hear [...] steady rain started falling.”

[34] Arúp said, “Some time [...] on river valley civilizations. I couldn’;t realize what it was, but I guessed [...] patterns of civilizations vary.”

[5] Bring me yellow marigold and golden [...] give me pain after pain. You couldn’;t bring a single flower for me. [...] Will dispense justice for this.

[19] Finally arrives the long-awaited [...] “O Parama Puruśa, I couldn’;t realize You until now. But now [...] Shishupálapálaka.”

[115] “The orderly Master Bigan Singh went on leave because he couldn’;t take it any more.”

[51] “You couldn’;t find any place in this whole wide world other than Ghusuŕi to build your nest?”

[79] “I stared at him intently. [...] metal casket. He is pure gold. I couldn’;t even imagine how I would feel sending the news to his village home.”

[162] I looked up. It was a moonlit night. I couldn’;t see the stars. They had become [...] becomes lost in the light of the sun.

[31] Even in nirguńa bhakti sometimes [...] accept it as a good quality, yet she couldn’;t resist the temptation of disclosing her internal ego.

[35] At this Bhima asked Yudhisthira, [...] Then why did Draopadi die? Why couldn’;t she keep up with us?”

[104] Arúp said, “Some time [...] on river valley civilizations. I couldn’;t realize what it was, but I guessed [...] patterns of civilizations vary.”

[166] After going a little ways I suddenly [...] orchards on both sides of us we couldn’;t tell how high we were. Here [...] point of view, and how crooked.

[7] Thus my opinion is that no innocent [...] innocent, I am being punished because I couldn’;t afford a good lawyer” [...] of a defective judicial system.

[23] [Bábá looks at a [...] Tried to give that boy the taste, couldn’;t do it, he should do more sádhaná.

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[61] There was still enough time to [...] a most difficult situation. She couldn’;t swallow the cakes, nor could [...] She was really in quite a fix!

[10] The monkeys continued, “Humans [...] humans continue to tell lies. We couldn’;t possibly do that.”

[19] “I couldn’;t agree with you more,” said Vashiśt́ha.

[43] “What is this?” I thought. [...] hands and face – it simply couldn’;t have been a figment of my imagination or a trick my ears were playing on me!

[7] There was still enough time to [...] a most difficult situation. She couldn’;t swallow the cakes, nor could [...] She was really in quite a fix!

[6] “Well, I’ve been busy [...] though I heard about it, I really couldn’;t do much at all.” And he [...] barber and had his head shaved.

[19] Even in nirguńa bhakti sometimes [...] accept it as a good quality, yet she couldn’;t resist the temptation of disclosing her internal ego.

[23] At this Bhima asked Yudhisthira, [...] Then why did Draupadi die? Why couldn’;t she keep up with us?”

[13] He said: Shrut[ayo] vibhinnáh. [...] central Asia were illiterate, they couldn’;t write. Their language, the Vedic [...] 8 )

[53] Every evening, after we had been [...] would listen for some time. We couldn’;t see anyone. Sometimes we would [...] would disappear over the horizon.

[88] The next evening I went back to [...] hadn’t come. The reason for it I couldn’;t fathom. He was not like that. Whenever he couldn’;t come for some reason he would inform me the day before.

[95] “First you showed up just when I was leaving with the esraj to come here. Why couldn’;t you have come a little earlier? Why couldn’;t you have informed me earlier [...] taking a snack at my house?”

[107] “The way you left so suddenly; [...] moonlight. I looked everywhere but I couldn’;t find you. I could only hear [...] steady rain started falling.”

[4] The neighbours were reluctant. [...] they said. “Moreover, we couldn’;t possibly throw stones at a dead body. No, we can’t even contemplate doing such a thing.”

[92] As I entered the room I was keenly [...] things out in its dim light, one couldn’;t see very well. From the open [...] that the caretaker had told me he couldn’;t see clearly at night and would inform me about in the morning.

[158] I kept silent. If I had said anything [...] distance was, you told me that you couldn’;t see properly in the darkness. Now it’s time for me to leave. Please tell me.”

[161] “A little while after the [...] he examined the three bodies he couldn’;t tell whether or not they were dead or had had their life-force paralysed.

[170] “Just now I’ve come [...] in the road. What was I to do? I couldn’;t move it myself. You know, my [...] will also accompany you.”

[187] For a few moments I was silent. [...] distance. All you said was that you couldn’;t see properly in the dark.”

[85] Yes, let me come back to that old [...] time my eyes succumbed to sleep. I couldn’;t say what time it was but all [...] – myself and Chandan Mitra.

[86] Could it be that Chandan Mitra [...] áshvárii on a violin? I couldn’;t see anyone in the room. The [...] childhood was now a mature gentleman.

[103] Chandan left the room. A few days [...] there was not fixed in advance so I couldn’;t inform him of my arrival. Had [...] come to meet me in the airport.

[88] I couldn’;t bear it any longer. Such misuse [...] into one’s forward movement.

[54] “Áklmand Singh also [...] chain that you see there. The chain couldn’;t handle the weight and as a result [...] It only weighs a maund.’