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1 1, 4 | Rejoice, O queen, a mighty son has been born unto thee."~
2 1, 4 | Why has~the sight of my son caused thee grief and pain?"~
3 1, 4 | begotten a wondrously noble~son. I do not worship Brahma,
4 1, 4 | glory of~this babe. For this son of thine will rule the world.
5 1, 5 | And his father did as his son~bade him.~ When the kinsfolk
6 1, 5 | their wedlock~was born a son whom they named Rahula which
7 1, 5 | an heir was born to his son, said: "The~prince having
8 1, 5 | prince having begotten a son, will love him as I love
9 1, 6 | king was anxious to see his~son happy. All sorrowful sights,
10 1, 6 | to be adorned where his son would pass.~ The houses
11 1, 7 | beautiful wife~and his beloved son, and his heart grieved.
12 5, 18| youth, Yasa by name, the~son of a wealthy merchant. Troubled
13 5, 18| passed by in search of his son; and in passing he~asked
14 5, 18| hast thou seen Yasa, my son?"~ The Buddha said to Yasa'
15 5, 18| sir, thou wilt find~thy son"; and Yasa's father became
16 5, 18| entered. He~sat down near his son, but his eyes were holden
17 5, 18| were opened and he saw his son sitting at his side in a
18 5, 18| in a bhikkhu's~robe. "My son, Yasa, he said, thy mother
19 5, 18| father replied: "If Yasa, my son, finds it a gain to~stay
20 6, 22| Sariputta, like the~first-born O son of a world-ruling monarch,
21 8, 25| people as men do an~only son. Do not oppress them, do
22 8, 27| growing old and wish to see~my son before I die. Others have
23 8, 27| king saw Siddhattha, his son, from afar, he was~struck
24 8, 27| utter. This, indeed, was his son;~these were the features
25 8, 27| no longer Siddhattha, his son; he was the Buddha, the
26 8, 27| religious dignity of his son, descended from~his chariot
27 8, 27| chariot and after saluting his son said: "It is now seven years~
28 8, 27| king~gazed eagerly at his son. He longed to call him by
29 8, 27| thine aged father and be his son again!" But~seeing the determination
30 8, 27| the determination of his son, he suppressed his sentiments,~
31 8, 27| sat face to face with~his son, rejoicing in his sadness
32 8, 27| might~he be proud of his son, but his pride broke down
33 8, 27| the idea that~his great son would never be his heir.~ "
34 8, 27| of love~and that for his son's sake he feels deep grief.
35 8, 27| love that bind him to the son whom he lost embrace with
36 8, 27| the melodious words of~his son, the Buddha, and clasping
37 9, 28| haste and~when he met his son he exclaimed: "Why dost
38 10, 29| RAHULA, THE SON~ ~ MANY people in Kapilavatthu
39 10, 29| Sidhattha's half-brother, the~son of Pajapati; Devadatta,
40 10, 29| possession of them, for the~son ought to inherit the property
41 10, 29| to Sariputta, saying: "My son asks for~his inheritance.
42 11, 31| fell sick and sent for his son~to come and see him once
43 12, 37| The queen bore him a son and they called him Dighavu.
44 12, 37| of us.' And he~sent his son away, and Dighavu having
45 12, 37| streets of Benares~he saw his son who had returned to visit
46 12, 37| betray the presence of his son, yet anxious to communicate
47 12, 37| he cried: 'O Dighavu, my son! Be not far-sighted,~be
48 12, 37| executed, but Dighavu their son~bought strong wine and made
49 12, 37| he thought, Dighavu, the son of~King Dighiti, is a wise
50 12, 37| said: 'I am~Dighavu, the son of King Dighiti, whom thou
51 12, 39| DEVADATTA~ ~ WHEN Devadatta, the son of Suprabuddha and a brother
52 12, 39| the ear of Ajatasattu, the son~of King Bimbisara. And Ajatasattu
53 12, 39| Bimbisara was imprisoned by his son in a tower, where he died,~
54 12, 39| kingdom of Magadha to his son Ajatasattu.~ The new king
55 13, 42| FORBIDDEN~ ~ JOTIKKHA, the son of Subhadda, was a householder
56 13, 56| RAHULA~ ~ BEFORE Rahula, the son of Gotama Siddhattha and
57 13, 56| case. Although thou art my~son, and the grandchild of a
58 13, 57| Buddha asked him, saying: "Son, if a man~declined to accept
59 13, 57| man who~offered it."~ "My son," said the Buddha thou hast
60 14, 60| Blessed One said: "Ask me, my son, the questions~which weigh
61 14, 60| gladness and grief."~ "Good, my son," enjoined the Blessed One. "
62 14, 65| THE LOST SON~ ~ THERE was a householder'
63 14, 65| THERE was a householder's son who went away into a distant~
64 14, 65| immeasurable riches, the son~became miserably poor. And
65 14, 65| miserably poor. And the son while searching for food
66 14, 65| servants to call him.~When the son saw the place to which he
67 14, 65| messengers out after his son, who was caught~and brought
68 14, 65| to deal tenderly with his son, and he~appointed a laborer
69 14, 65| appointed a laborer of his son's rank and education to
70 14, 65| helpmate on the estate. And the son was pleased with his~new
71 14, 65| some time, he summoned his son and called together all
72 14, 66| bhikkhu: "Take heed, my son, lest thou~fall a prey to
73 16, 83| without deep wisdom. He had a son of great promise, who, when~
74 16, 83| his request, said: "Thy son~now lives in the eastern
75 16, 83| How does it~happen that my son, without having performed
76 16, 83| running down his cheeks: "My son, my son, dost thou~not remember
77 16, 83| his cheeks: "My son, my son, dost thou~not remember
78 16, 83| expressions as father and son.~"In my present state, he
79 16, 83| relative~terms of father, son, wife, mother, are at an
80 16, 84| gave her in~marriage to his son, and he said: "With many,
81 16, 84| Kisa Gotami had an only son, and he died. In her grief
82 16, 84| But when she asked Did a~son or daughter, a father or
83 16, 84| a father~cannot save his son, nor kinsmen their relations.
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