The Bower Manuscript 43

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IV. Fol. 4: Bower manuscript
r1 422 [...] or if you ask for a sacrifice or a spell: / Remain engaged just at home, for everything will be fruitless for you. // Second Preṣyā // 242 The matter that has been thought of by you
2 [...] / does not complete that deed for the sake of which you inquire. // Third Preṣyā 224 What was spoken in your thought for the sake of that purpose, / you will obtain your purpose
3 before long; there is no doubt here. // First Viṭī 332 You are constantly free from weariness and fit for work in life; / you will not obtain grief, and will conquer adversaries. // Second Viṭī
4 323 You are not joined with the purpose of [your] reward, and you are joined with dejection; / go quickly elsewhere, [and] you will obtain supreme happiness.
5 Third Viṭī 233 Your intention regarding a biped is observed; / it will be realized in truth, just as the word of the wind-god [says]. // First Karṇa 114 Having honoured
6 all deeds, [there will be] good fortune free from affliction; / you will obtain royal gain, [and] it will happen here before long. // Second Karṇa 141 Fallen from sovereignty, and entire
7 and you [...];
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