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3:16 R˜ga S˜ranga: Gat melody in quick tŸnt˜l
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Table 3:7 R˜ga S˜ranga: intervallic affect
ri d Samv˜dŸ: forceful, active, glad
ma f satisfied, peace
pa g V˜dŸ: active, awake, glad
ni-k b$ tenderness, beauty
ni-k↑ b$↑ desire, love
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