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 1   1, 1 |        who sit in darkness; be full of good cheer, you~who are
 2   1, 2 |    like a flower:~it stands in full bloom in the morning and
 3   1, 2 |      The world is Vanity Fair,~full of changes and transformations.
 4   1, 4 |        of these signs, was now full~of joy and now sore distressed.
 5   1, 4 |       king, like the moon when~full, should feel great joy,
 6   1, 6 | suckling child, and as a youth full of sportive life; but now,
 7   1, 6 |     grave." And the prince was~full of awe and terror: "Is this
 8   1, 7 |        cried "all the world is~full of darkness and ignorance;
 9   1, 7 |        that my pulse beats too full to~lead a religious life."~
10   3, 11|        he and wise, loving and full of mercy. As the rays of
11   4, 12|       the~bubble. The world is full of evil and sorrow, because
12   4, 12|      and sorrow, because it is full of~lust. Men go astray because
13   4, 13|     great samana, majestic and full of peace, they approached
14   4, 14|      saved."~ The Blessed One, full of compassion, looked with
15   4, 14|         and popular in all its full~extent-until, in a word,
16   4, 16|       to the higher wisdom,~to full enlightenment, to Nirvana!
17   4, 16|       to the higher wisdom, to full~enlightenment, to Nirvana?
18   4, 17|      let~not this doctrine, so full of truth and so excellent,
19   5, 18|       and Yasa's father became full of joy and he entered. He~
20   7, 23|    what I shall do. My life is full of~work, and having acquired
21   7, 24|       his heart is~at rest and full of joy, for he suffers not
22   8, 25| worldly man, though a king,~is full of trouble, but even a common
23   8, 27|       that the king's heart is full of love~and that for his
24  12, 37|       dream again; and I awoke full of terror and~alarm.' Then
25  12, 37|     that he understands in its full extent the meaning of what
26  12, 39|       to treat it~as a carcass full of abomination and to clothe
27  12, 39|      said: "Truly, the body is full of impurity and its~end
28  13, 42|       came to the Blessed One, full of wonder and their~mouths
29  13, 47|     love.~ "A preacher must be full of energy, and cheerful
30  13, 48|    though young and strong, is full of sloth; whose will and
31  13, 48|    filled, so the fool becomes full of evil, though he gather
32  13, 48|        so the wise man becomes full of good, though he~gather
33  13, 48|          As the lily will grow full of sweet perfume and delight
34  13, 49|     say of~Brahma? Is his mind full of lust?" And when the Brahmans
35  13, 49|       asked: "Is Brahma's mind full of malice, sloth, or~pride?"~ "
36  13, 51|     any living being but to be full of love and~kindness. These
37  13, 55|     immoral.~ "The great cloud full of rain comes up in this
38  13, 58|        of the Blessed One, was full of~exceeding joy. Clasping
39  14, 60|   trembling~heart and his mind full of doubt. And he asked the
40  14, 60|       is a tranquility of mind full of joy and gladness; the~
41  14, 61|       ocean and the Dharma are full of gems and pearls and jewels,
42  14, 63|        merit, burst forth with~full voice in a canto. He raised
43  14, 65|    will throw me~into prison." Full of apprehension he made
44  14, 65|    exceedingly glad and he was full of joy at meeting his father.
45  14, 73|   disciple of the Blessed One, full of energy and zeal for~the
46  14, 73|  states of existence thou wert~full of determination. By thy
47  14, 73|       in despair, he went~down full of determination and struck
48  14, 75|      who embraces error and is full of deceit. Whosoever is
49  14, 76|    said: "Pakati, thy heart~is full of love, but thou understandest
50  16, 81|  pleased to see so many~guests full of good cheer and he quickened
51  16, 86|      and he died miserable and full of penitence. The officer~
52  16, 87|         The~Bodhisattva, being full of patience, kindliness
53  16, 88|   Ananda, that the Vajjis hold full and frequent public~assemblies?"
54  16, 88|       as the Vajjis hold these~full and frequent public assemblies,
55  16, 88| bhikkhus, as the brethren hold full and frequent~assemblies,
56  16, 88|      Therefore, O bhikkhus, be~full of faith, modest in heart,
57  16, 88|    energy, active in mind, and full of wisdom.~ ~
58  16, 89|    higher wisdom, received the full~fruition of Enlightenment.
59  16, 90|    confusedly; fourthly, he is full of~anxiety when he dies;
60  16, 92| Whatever you do, act always in~full presence of mind. Be thoughtful
61  16, 93|       grown old, O Ananda, and full of years; my journey is~
62  18, 96|       the twin sala trees were full of bloom with~flowers out
63  18, 97|     experience: 'Sometimes and full seldom do Tathagatas appear
64  18, 97|    will~take place. My mind is full of uncertainty, yet have