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[17] “Dhii”. Dhii means [...] was read. It is natural for the reader to forget most of the contents [...] this human intellect is required.

[119] The success of a play, particularly [...] complicated, it is desirable to give the reader or audience time to form a rough [...] curious about what is coming next.

[195] There is a flagrant dearth of developed [...] language, sell extremely well. Every reader knows that books such as those [...] critical reviews are not available.

[8] Itihása : Itihása [...] history may not be beneficial for the reader, but that little portion of history [...] educative value. It has been said;

[6] This collection of a selected few [...] were selected in order to give the reader a touch of his social teachings, [...] ourselves, as well as our human society.

[2] Here I present to the reader accounts of a number of real experiences. [...] introduction prior to every story.

[10] Shrii Sarkar’s writing on [...] included for the convenience of the reader. Those wishing to delve more deeply into the subject are referred to the works cited.

[31] In addition to hallucination, preśita [...] forth. For information on these the reader is directed mainly to Yoga Psychology and Microvita in a Nutshell.

[2] Ostensibly, Shabda Cayaniká [...] point of departure to take the reader on a journey through all the varied [...] have never been able to before.

[3] Like most great authors, he is [...] experiences and stories to capture the reader’;s interest and lead him or her [...] great classical ancestor, Sanskrit.

[5] As mentioned earlier, the author [...] help researchers and the general reader.

[22] SOME [...] Varńa Paricay ("New First Reader") Part 1, 1989. –Eds. [...] Vol. 1, 1995. –Eds.

[3] Like no other book, but rather [...] a careful sequence, expands the reader’;s horizons and mind. It concludes [...] published form, in this book.)

[9] Other than the one line of Varńa [...] material more accessible to the reader. The section on syntax has been [...] has been brought all together.

[2] Ostensibly, Shabda Cayaniká [...] point of departure to take the reader on a journey through all the varied [...] have never been able to before.

[3] Like most great authors, he is [...] experiences and stories to capture the reader’;s interest and lead him or her [...] great classical ancestor, Sanskrit.

[2] Ostensibly, Shabda Cayaniká [...] point of departure to take the reader on a journey through all the varied [...] have never been able to before.

[3] Like most great authors, he is [...] experiences and stories to capture the reader’;s interest and lead him or her [...] great classical ancestor, Sanskrit.

[2] Ostensibly, Shabda Cayaniká [...] point of departure to take the reader on a journey through all the varied [...] have never been able to before.

[3] Like most great authors, he is [...] experiences and stories to capture the reader’;s interest and lead him or her [...] great classical ancestor, Sanskrit.

[5] The editors of the present edition [...] considerations important for the reader.

[3] My purpose is to let people cure [...] Saḿgha, 1979]). If necessary, the reader may consult that book.

[2] The “Subháśita [...] reading this series of books, the reader will receive immense spiritual [...] urges latent in the human mind.

[23] Subsequently different varieties [...] sandesh. If I go on any more the reader’;s tongue may become an obstacle to their reading of the book.