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[7] There is yet another speciality [...] ashaoca [a purificatory period of mourning] for at least three nights after [...] the rest of India this period of mourning is not required for a married [...] inculcated in the social system.

[10] The staple food of ancient India [...] particular number of days of the mourning period after death. But in the [...] polao we have learned from Persia.

[11] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] parents. They would observe ashaoca [mourning] for three days and three nights [...] Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[19] There is yet another speciality [...] ashaoca [a purificatory period of mourning] for at least three nights after [...] the rest of India this period of mourning is not required for a married [...] inculcated in the social system.

[3] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] parents. They would observe ashaoca [mourning] for three days and three nights [...] Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[12] Vice and virtue are the outcome [...] ancient India grief-stricken wives, mourning the death of their husbands, were [...] however it is treated as a vice.

[188] There should be one universal legal [...] in sorrow, beat their breasts in mourning. Why must we separate human from human with a thousand and one imaginary distinctions?

[16] (1) The period of mourning should not extend beyond twelve [...] convenience. During the period of mourning you should not subject yourself to unnecessary mortification or ostentatious penance.

[4] The common people accepted this [...] system of one-month purification [in mourning or as a penance], which had once [...] [nobility] system on Ráŕh.

[246] “I’m also a government employee in mourning,” thought the manager. “Unfortunately [...] salon and had his hair shaved off.

[261] “We could declare a week’s state mourning,” suggested the minister.

[262] “What an excellent idea! [...] chamber. You see, during the period of mourning she won’t be able to wear [...] the official declaration.”

[270] “Yes,” he continued, “that’s why we’ve decided to go into state mourning for a week.”

[272] “During the week of mourning,” said the king, “you [...] instead of a red-bordered one.”

[16] “I’m also a government employee in mourning,” thought the manager. “Unfortunately [...] salon and had his hair shaved off.

[31] “We could declare a week’s state mourning,” suggested the minister.

[32] “What an excellent idea! [...] chamber. You see, during the period of mourning she won’t be able to wear [...] the official declaration.”

[40] “Yes,” he continued, “that’s why we’ve decided to go into state mourning for a week.”

[42] “During the week of mourning,” said the king, “you [...] instead of a red-bordered one.”

[4] Along with the influence of the [...] uncle, and he must observe the mourning rites for three days. After the [...] even if married, to observe the mourning rites for three days, and on the [...] 1 )

[3] Vice and virtue are the outcome [...] ancient India grief-stricken wives mourning the death of their husbands were [...] however it is treated as a vice.

[40] The word khui comes from the Vedic [...] social downfall during the period of mourning also used to be called naptá, [...] → puttavahu → putohu.