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133-135. The nine kinds of breadth (i.e., width), consisting of three in each of the smallest and the other (two) types of the leaf-baskets should begin from three or four *aṅgulas* and end at nineteen or twenty *aṅgulas*, the increment being by two *aṅgulas*.