Chapter

 1     II|        the bondage of wrought deeds.~
 2     II|             As "fruit of good deeds done;" promising men~
 3     II|     right in right! Let right deeds be~
 4     II|      Casts equally aside good deeds and bad,~
 5     IV|           Renouncing fruit of deeds, always content.~
 6     IV|                    By bond of deeds. Nay, but of such an one,~
 7      V|                   By taint of deeds. "Nought of myself I do!"~
 8      V| votaries, renouncing fruit of deeds,~
 9      V|      himself the good or evil deeds~
10     VI|       passions and unbound by deeds,~
11     VI|      Beyond achievers of vast deeds! Be thou~
12     IX|     Vain hopes pursuing, vain deeds doing; fed~
13    XII|     whereso any doeth all his deeds~
14     XV|                   Even as the deeds of men, which take their
15    XVI|                       To evil deeds, the curses of their kind.~
16    XVI|              Wealth with base deeds, to glut hot appetites;~
17  XVIII|                And whatsoever deeds he doeth- fixed~
18  XVIII|                  Maketh their deeds, by subtle pulling-strings,~