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18. In the rule (No. 14) the tenth* syllable, "lit" rhymed to "u" the initial; in the verse now cited and «g in the first line; 3} and c&
(see sect. 122) in the second: in the third Csj~» andJ6o, and ~5* and c£ in the fourth line, respectively rhyme to each olher in yati: thus each of the four lines has a separate yati, which in each line falls on the tenth syllable.
19. But the four lines of the verse are connected by another rhyme, denominated prasa (1^5^/c$). This falls on the second syllable in each: thus in the verse now cited, the prasa rhyme is on the letter n: for the second syllables are c£>, tf. See sections 120, 121, which are at present unnecessary to the reader.
20 The following is a.Champacu-mala verse'1
