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LXXXVIII. 47, LXXXIX 1 (a)] एकोननवतितमोऽध्यायः 691 will be the accomplishment of the object. Other effects will have to be deduced from the ' Circle of Quarters' mentioned above. If she be perched on a high, middle or low branch, the effect will, in order, be very good, medium or bad. दिङ्मण्डलेऽभ्यन्तरबाह्यभागे फलानि विन्द्याद्गृहगोधिकायाः । छुच्छुन्दरी चिच्चिडिति प्रदीप्ता पूर्णा तु सा तिन्तिडिति स्वनेन ॥४७ Sloka 47.—The effects of the house-lizard will have to be deduced from its cry and position in the circle of Quarters whether in any of the spokes or of the 32 divi- sions. The Chuchchundari (rabbit or squirrel) is malig- nant with the cry 'चिच्चिट्', while it is full (auspicious) with 'तिन्तिड्' Thus ends the 88th Adhyaya on "the Cries of Birds and Beasts" Omens—Section IV. श्वचक्रम् ॥८९॥ The Circle of Dogs. नृतुरगकरिकुंभपर्याणसक्षीरवृक्षेष्टकासञ्चयच्छत्रशय्यासनालूखलानि ध्वजं चामरं शाद्वलं पुष्पितं वा प्रदेशं यदा श्वावमूत्याग्रतो याति यातुस्तदा कार्यसिद्धिर्भवेदाईके गोमये मिष्टभोज्यागमः शुष्कस- म्मूत्रणे शुष्कमन्नं गुडो मोदकावाप्तिरेवाथवा । Dandaka 1 (a).—If a dog passes urine on a man, horse, elephant, pot, saddle, milky tree, heap of bricks, umbrella, bed, seat, mortar, banner, chowrie or a piece of ground covered with green grass or flowers, and goes in front of a traveller, then there will be success of his un- dertaking ; if it urinates on wet cow dung, he will get a