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**Verse 114:**
In the rainy season, there is a possibility of the birth of living beings in fine clothes. Therefore, for the sake of Dharma, Shravakas should constantly clean such clothes by shaking and wiping them.
**Verse 115:**
Do not sell woolen, leather, unbleached (1) Kosa, and clothes stained with the residue of inferior houses, rice flour, etc.
**Verse 116:**
The trade of (?) thread, Patta Sutra (silk), and cotton is not considered virtuous. Shravakas should not engage in the trade of Patta Sutra eggs and Kosa eggs.
**Verse 117:**
Shravakas should engage in the trade of gold, silver, gems, and pearls. However, they should not deceive by applying a coating or polish to inferior items and selling them as pure.
**Verse 118:**
Knowing that the goods are adulterated, do not sell them to the ignorant. Do not cheat the elderly, children, the gullible, and the virtuous.
**Verse 119:**
Virtuous people should not accept stolen goods, royal goods, goods belonging to a traitor, or goods belonging to slaves.
**Verse 120:**
Do not accept anything that has been forgotten, dropped, kept secret, given to you for safekeeping, or buried in the ground.
**Verse 121:**
In accordance with the principles of justice and the customs of the land, do not make the weights heavier or lighter in scales, weights, etc.
Note 1: This verse appears to be incorrect. Its meaning cannot be understood properly.