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[2] Suppose there is a rasagollá [...] seeing the sights of Jaipur but has returned to your paddy fields at Haldibari. [...] things, one will lose concentration.

[25] Nanda and Yashodá [Krśńa’s [...] bháva. Krśńa only returned to them when He was quite mature.

[59] Tarun returned to the school the next morning. [...] self-styled leader was addressing them:

[179] When he returned to the banyan tree his disciples [...] ourselves in ghost meditation.”

[209] Barun asked, “What happened to you? You went out for a walk last night but never returned. At midnight your family came [...] sleep on the sandy shore.”

[2] In ancient Bengal, the exchange [...] came to sell yokes and ploughs. He returned home with a brass container in [...] in exchange for my yoke.”

[4] Ancient Bengal had a large number [...] were engaged in barter, they also returned with commodities. This was one [...] trade of Bengal, it has been said,

[20] “Oh my dear wife,” [...] going any further?” And he returned to the steamer jetty.

[35] Finally Náráyańa also returned. “Ah, Náráyańa, what do you want?” said the king.

[9] When Gayásura returned to Lord Viśńu to [...] to say, “So be it.”

[26] [Ram returned to his country to everyone’s [...] address her as “Mother”?]

[19] Overwhelmed with shame and disgrace, the prince returned and narrated the happenings of [...] guest, but my slave forever!”

[29] Sorrow reigned in the kingdom of Light. One prince after the other had gone but none of them had returned. This matter was being discussed very much in the streets, parks, street-corners and shop.

[53] Giving his deepest thanks to the poor man, the prince then returned to the stable of the Strange Demon, [...] the friend of the poor?”

[54] The next morning the prince set [...] from the prince, he went away and returned after some time with another so-called [...] It was just so. The prince again returned to the stable of the Strange Demon, [...] friends with such people.”

[60] The prince returned to his cottage with a heavy heart. [...] human being bears no value.”

[28] Both Yudhisthira and Duryodhana [...] Meanwhile the great sage Vidura returned home. He saw the Lord Krśńa [...] treating a pariah as mean.”

[8] Now let us come to a popular story. [...] also!” Agastya went south and never returned. The Vindhya kept its head low [...] north and south continued unabated.

[5] Etwari handed Khyát́an [...] said Khyát́an as he returned the paper bag. “I don’t [...] will be enough, thank you.”

[23] “Yes, what you saw is correct,” [...] money in my savings account and returned home empty handed. I didn’t take that ill-gotten money with me.”

[44] A certain Mr. Chamru Sao, another [...] very embarrassing position if he returned to earth and checked the business accounts.”

[64] The sweet-seller was dumbfounded. [...] Khyát́andás returned to the sweet-seller. “Have [...] “Well, what should I do?”

[15] Vikranta then thought, “I [...] now rule nicely.” Vikranta returned to his own place.

[6] Some time before this particular [...] maternal uncle’s family. She had returned home accompanied by her uncle [...] 1 )

[63] When the Aryans came to India, [...] Vashiśt́ha, when he returned from China after learning the [...] of Tantra sádhaná.

[14] Now she went on: “It’s [...] next day everyone in the household returned to Kolkata. Local people thought I’d died of cholera.”

[3] Suddenly Auntie returned from there. Arriving she called [...] “So shall I shoo it away?”

[6] Before mother could stop her my [...] destination. Mother and Auntie returned to the patient’s room. Even before that the boy had died.

[44] In simple terms, what we have to [...] thinks that his father must have returned home: “Let me return home [...] no long and tedious lecturing.

[125] To prepare the lady’s finger [...] after the water temperature has returned to normal, soak the seeds for 2´ hours. The seeds should then be sown.

[5] If the reactions of a sin can be [...] person, but some time after they returned the amount to the owner with interest [...] assumed that this sin is absolved.

[13] Let us return to our original topic. [...] Shrávańii Púrnima, has again returned.

[52] Even now people narrate many stories [...] this point. One afternoon Shiva returned home from the cremation ground [...] rice?” Simple Shiva said,

[7] “Panda” means self-knowledge [...] like Rohit. A great scholar, Rohit returned home after study. He began to [...] physico-psycho Spiritual practice.”

[4] Then, taroriva sahiśńuna [...] blow into yourself, rather you returned it. Now if you are clever, you [...] is said, “tolerate”.

[65] “When the rays of the rising [...] authorities and with their help returned to Burdwan. The site of the accident [...] have much difficulty getting home.

[19] Finally Rama and Laksmana’s period of living in exile was over. They returned to Ayodhya. The coronation ceremony [...] can’t you see that!”

[2] In this universe there are people [...] of their student careers, they returned home to adopt the life of householders. [...] Dharma lose their elevated stance.

[1] Bhajahari was the name of a rich [...] bath.” After a while Bhajahari returned and declared, “Everything’s [...] buckets of water on the floor.

[5] Thus a devotee will have to make [...] celebrating the Holi festival. After he returned to Bengal, he introduced the Dol [...] significance of the Holi festival.

[5] While performing meditation, when [...] shuśumná have not returned;” and they are not expected [...] and supreme goal of human life.

[27] When the mango-seller would pass [...] practised. After Mr. Ricecurry returned to his own country his wife committed [...] place in the English language.

[10] You see now that Ananda Marga’s [...] refusing to accept the abuse, he returned the slander. When I was in jail, [...] I do not want their adulation.

[28] In simple words, what we have to [...] thinks, “Father must have returned home. Let me also return home [...] spirituality, that is, to one’s home.

[26] Earlier I was talking about King [...] walked. When the time came they returned to London (In those days they [...] “Elizabethan gait”.

[7] Rama had returned to Ayodhya and was attending his [...] strength and stood up straight.

[63] The noon hour passed and it [...] going to sleep around that time. I returned to my aunt’s house in Belgachia. [...] bracelet of Sujit’s love.

[100] The Maharshi proceeded south and never returned. The Vindhyas remained with their [...] kut́aja is Maharshi Agastya.

[37] In this connection I am reminded [...] little humorous. When Mahaprabhu returned to Navadviipa, the people asked [...] What a dangerous thing”!

[33] In ancient times students used [...] before the age of twenty-four and returned to their own homes in their own countries with their certificates.

[21] Kit́i + bha + d́a [...] kit́ibha . Suppose you have returned very tired … it is already [...] like a kit́i [rhino].

[135] “When the rays of the rising [...] authorities and with their help returned to Burdwan. The site of the accident [...] have much difficulty getting home.

[103] The Brahman narrated at length [...] Brahman’s ear. The Brahman returned home, all the way silently repeating [...] water pot made of bell- metal.

[34] 14) You know that certain aquatic [...] large green leaves, and when she returned to Bengal she brought it with [...] kavara is this water hyacinth.

[145] The people of the kingdom of Kashmir [...] portion of Afghanistan, however, they returned to the local Muslim Kings of that time; for example, they returned the kingdom of Mahiishúr to the descendants of the former king of that region.

[210] At that time there was no other [...] Dharmapála Diipauṋkar returned to Magadha, Buddhist pundits in [...] Abhidhammapiŕaka into Tibetan.

[155] “‘Good heavens!’ [...] answer.’ Disgusted, the demon king returned home.

[210] Everyone who gathered to hear Kablakanta’s speeches returned home in fits of laughter. After [...] passing by their ghost houses:

[61] There was still enough time to [...] Unfortunately the mother-in-law returned as suddenly as she had left, putting [...] She was really in quite a fix!

[147] In the meantime Prince Abhijit had returned home from the cricket match and [...] and yet no lights had been lit.

[150] The grandmother, through her tears, [...] at the cricket field and never returned.”

[172] Bangomi went to look, and on returning [...] fruit in front of the prince and returned to their nest. Prince Abhijit, [...] satisfaction. He was terribly hungry.

[223] Abhijit asked Ekanore: “Brother, have you just returned after performing your father’s last rites?”

[244] “Jungle Ghost poured ten [...] brahmin’s bag. The brahmin returned home. He tried to open his front [...] knock… knock… knock.

[318] The sleeping witch became a sleeping [...] quickly fanned the bamboo tray and returned his sister to her human body.

[333] The next day, the kings and queens with their princes and princesses returned to their respective kingdoms by rocket.

[42] It happened a long time ago. At [...] time I was staying in a hotel. I returned to the hotel around 8:00 p.m. [...] past: “How are you?”

[64] I returned to the bedroom. A few minutes [...] left us for the next world.”

[4] The story goes that the nineteen [...] their mental concentration and returned to their original form. Angada [...] presented his credentials to him.

[15] [The rains have come, and hope has returned The skylark’s thirst is [...] down The lost sweetness has returned to the trees And all the creatures [...] no time to look back or sleep.]

[14] Many believe that by neutralizing [...] condition that the same will be returned within a month. It may be possible [...] they do it in a day or a month.

[15] The mode of experiencing the reaction [...] agony, but if the same amount is returned in several small instalments the [...] payment will have to continue.

[9] Lord Buddha asked the man, “Suppose [...] offering, will not the thing be returned to its owner?” The man again [...] not been accepted by me!”

[16] The Lord’s eyes are everywhere. [...] end of the day Swami Vivekananda returned along with the living pigeon and [...] 2 )

[7] There was still enough time to [...] Unfortunately the mother-in-law returned as suddenly as she had left, putting [...] She was really in quite a fix!

[24] “‘Banerjee, old chap,’ [...] My grandfather left his job and returned home.

[27] The fourth thief took the money, [...] head of an effigy of Shiva and returned to Calcutta by the first available [...] to be held the following year.

[3] Once, in my childhood, I stayed [...] immensely. Forty years after I returned to the village. I looked for my [...] anything. One must always remember,

[5] In Manu’s time, there were [...] be considered married when they returned.

[3] That same night he saw a woman [...] god and goddess of good fortune returned, hiding their faces.

[34] Hebrew is a near contemporary of [...] disappeared. Those ancestors of theirs who returned to this Semitic land have resuscitated [...] literature when I was in Israel.

[6] There is a story in the Vedas. [...] howsoever hard it tried. The wind returned ashamed and chastened. Then the [...] Similarly the rain-god went and returned, having failed to make that blade [...] He disclosed His real identity;

[11] In olden times people used to form [...] away, the vocative case finally returned to the first case-ending word [...] connected with the imperative.

[30] In Sanskrit the dative case has [...] I give to the washerman will be returned, that is, that giving is temporary, [...] felt there for the dative case.

[26] The population of every socio-economic [...] be either permanently settled or returned to its original region.

[34] After her release, she triumphantly returned to her capital Mandaram. The subjects [...] with or without the men.”

[23] I once told a story about the habit [...] Somá. One day, when Somá returned home, his face was pallid and [...] can call her Somii – asked:

[86] Could it be that Chandan Mitra had returned to my room after all these years, [...] childhood was now a mature gentleman.

[50] “As a result of the clash [...] Cakráyúdha). Rájyashrii returned to her father’s house and [...] outrages. This is our Magadha.

[46] There is a funny, popular story [...] a wandering mendicant. When he returned home after twelve long years his [...] powers have you attained?”

[6] Jungle Ghost poured ten thousand [...] brahmin’s bag. The brahmin returned home. He tried to open his front [...] knock… knock… knock.

[71] I quickly returned to the bathroom but, amazingly, [...] chance to feed you myself.”

[72] I returned to the compartment and picked [...] someone had just left them there.

[74] After I finished my work in Patna, I returned home. The hankerchief and lighter I put in my personal museum.