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## Translation:
**94.** If a woman or any other person comes into contact with a Mali (gardener) or any other Shudra (low caste) who is considered "spasya" (untouchable), then they should observe five "proshdha" fasts, eat only once a day, and donate twenty "patra" (vessels).
**95.** For the "sutka" (impurity) arising from birth or death, five "proshdha" fasts are prescribed, according to one's capacity. One should eat only once a day, donate from one to ten "patra" (vessels), and offer sandalwood.
**96.** If a piece of bone enters the mouth, one should observe three fasts and eat four times a day. One should also offer fragrant substances and rice according to their capacity.
**97.** If one touches a bone with their hand or comes into contact with a person who has touched a bone, they should bathe and perform three hundred "jap" (recitations). The atonement for touching a bone is the same for touching leather, hair, phlegm, excrement, urine, etc.
**98.** For the sin of abortion, twelve "proshdha" fasts, fifty "ekashan" (eating once a day), and flowers and rice according to one's capacity are prescribed.
**99.** If one kills a two-sense, three-sense, or four-sense being due to ignorance or carelessness, they should observe two, three, or four fasts respectively, and perform two, three, or four "jap" (recitations) respectively.
**100.** If one kills a "tan-chari" (herbivorous) being, they should observe eighteen "proshdha" fasts and donate "patra" (vessels), cows, and flowers and rice according to their capacity.
**101.** A person who kills birds, animals that live on land and water, or mice, cats, etc., in their house, due to their teeth being sharp, should observe twelve "proshdha" fasts and sixteen "abhisheka" (ceremonial bath).
**102.** One should donate cows and "patra" (vessels) according to their capacity, as instructed by their guru.