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3–5. The breadth of children’s couches (*bāla-paryaṅka*) should begin from eleven *aṅgulas* and end at twenty-five *aṅgulas*, the increment being by two *aṅgulas*: these are said to be the eight kinds (of breadth of the couches) for the children of all castes.