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Úk/Uk to Úd́ha (Discourse 10) (1)

[25] In my town there was a daily blackout. [...] lights and the lamp covers had been painted black so that the light would not be diffused very far.

The Practice of Art and Literature (3)

[184] Image-makers do receive some patronage, [...] pat́s [paintings] painted by the village artists. But those [...] pat́uyá community from society.

[185] Lack of proper appreciation is [...] failed to appreciate the pictures painted by the village artists, considering [...] or inferior quality, which are painted by reputed artists from distant [...] recognition which he has today.

The Kśatriya Age (1)

[105] Kśatriyas want to dash forward [...] history of the kśatriyas is painted with blood, but not illumined [...] kśatriyas with their keen intellect.

The Dreaded “Rebirebi” (1)

[20] That evening the neighbourhood [...] female singers showed up with lips painted with bright vermilion, but the [...] through oil made in automated mills.

Shiva in the Light of Philosophy (continued) (Discourse 18) (1)

[11] Some philosophers propounded their [...] of their readers, while others painted their theories in glowing colours [...] disappear behind the silver clouds.

Kut́a to Kut́t́ima (Discourse 28) (1)

[145] Plastering a wall before it is painted or whitewashed [...] kará in chaste Bengali.

Kabala to Kaḿsári (Discourse 20) (1)

[111] 21) Káka especially refers to the mark (rasakali) which is painted up from the nose [a Vaishnava practice].

In the Glory of Shiva – Excerpt A (2)

[26] For instance, Káliká: [...] image was made of her, she would be painted jet-black; her left leg would [...] “Dakśińá Shakti”.

[27] But the images of Dakśińá Shakti are painted black or blue, or light green, [...] Shaktis, there is no such distance.

All Bask in the Glory of Shiva – 1 (Discourse 6) (2)

[24] For instance, Káliká: [...] image was made of her, she would be painted jet-black; her left leg would [...] “Dakśińá Shakti”.

[25] But the images of Dakśińá Shakti are painted black or blue, or light green, [...] Shaktis, there is no such distance.