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(19) ‘The building, represented in the plate as adjoining the temple, is a dharma-śālā, or house of rest, where pilgrims of good caste receive board and lodging gratis for a fixed period.’—(*Ind. Ant.*, Vol. XVI, p. 11, c. 2 line 1 f.)