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 1   1, 5 |     the kinsfolk came, and the people of the city Kapilavatthu~
 2   1, 5 |    regarding his child and the people at~large, Siddhattha, the
 3   1, 8 |      head like a halo. All~the people who saw this unusual sight
 4   1, 8 |      silently waiting till the people offered him food. Wherever~
 5   1, 8 |      the Blessed One came, the people gave him what they had;
 6   1, 8 |     their homes. Old and young people were~moved and said: "This
 7   1, 9 |        teachings. He~replied: "People are in bondage, because
 8   2, 10|     surrounding countries, and people came from great distances
 9   4, 17|      from day to day, and many~people came to hear him and to
10   6, 19|      and Kassapa thought: "The people~will come hither from all
11   6, 19|       and chieftains among the people, were dwelling~below on
12   6, 20|  Gotama Sakyamuni, of whom the people said, "He is the Holy One,
13   6, 20|    reading the thoughts of the people, said to~Kassapa: "What
14   6, 21|       easily accessible to all people who want to see him, a place
15   6, 22|     the law rolling."~ Now the people were annoyed. Seeing that
16   7, 23|       with all diligence. Many~people are in my employ and depend
17   7, 24|      is~renowned among our own people and our neighbors. Now I
18   8, 25|     magistrate.~ Meanwhile the people began to talk of the unwonted
19   8, 25|       loving heart! Regard thy people as men do an~only son. Do
20  10, 29|        RAHULA, THE SON~ ~ MANY people in Kapilavatthu believed
21  11, 30|      approve of it."~ When the people at Rajagaha heard, The Blessed
22  11, 35|   sacred certain~days, and the people went to their meeting-houses
23  11, 35|   Dharma. He should exhort the people to walk in the eightfold~
24  11, 35|     the day appointed, and the people went to hear the Dharma,~
25  12, 37|     slept.~ "Dighavu thought: 'People will forgive great wrongs
26  12, 39|      no one who is not blamed. People blame him who sits silent~
27  12, 40|    conformations produces what people call a man. Just~as the
28  13, 42|     whatever he desires."~ The people came to the Blessed One,
29  13, 43|        that many died, and the~people were terrified. Some of
30  13, 43| nervous and excited, for I see people die. I am not~anxious about
31  13, 43|   times are hard and teach the people a lesson;~yet do they not
32  13, 43|       and it is good to exhort people to reform.~ The things of
33  13, 43|       and it is good to exhort people to reform.~ It is good to
34  13, 46|       at the~fortunes of other people. 9. Cleanse your heart of
35  13, 47|        is near. So long as the~people do not listen to the words
36  13, 48|       bend a log of wood; wise people fashion~themselves; wise
37  13, 48|       fashion~themselves; wise people falter not amidst blame
38  13, 48|        a sage be worried.~Good people shine from afar, like the
39  13, 48|       the snowy mountains; bad people~are concealed, like arrows
40  13, 48|        like rubbish, among the~people that walk in darkness. Let
41  13, 49|   mount up into a mansion. And people should ask him,~Where, good
42  13, 49|   answer, 'I know~it not.' And people should say to him, 'But,
43  13, 50|       O Gotama Sakyamuni, whom people call the Tathagata and the~
44  14, 60|     right who does not~think: "People should salute me; who, though
45  14, 61|   embraced by many millions of people, yet it neither increases
46  14, 62|       But simple as~it is, the people cannot understand it. I
47  14, 74|  begging for food. Some of the people paid him reverence, but
48  15, 77|     has value for some of your people;~has it any intrinsic value
49  15, 78|   great king who oppressed his people and was hated by his~subjects;
50  15, 78|      howl as long as there are people hungry in the kingdom, and
51  15, 78|    poor." The~oppressor of the people, remembering his evil deeds,
52  15, 79|    holiness and rectitude. The people said that the character~
53  16, 84|     them for medicine,~and the people said: "She has lost her
54  16, 84|        house to house, and the people pitied her~and said: "Here
55  16, 84|      world. In whatever manner people think a~thing will come
56  16, 84|      saved by his lamentation. People pass away, and their fate
57  16, 85|        of the salvation of the~people, the World-honored One resolved
58  16, 85|   reached the other bank.~ The people of the village were astonished
59  16, 90|    Gotama Gate." Meanwhile the~people living on the banks of the
60  16, 90|        of the Tathagata so the people called this passage of the
61  18, 97|       of those countries whose~people had taken refuge in the
62  19, 98|      Gotama Sakyamuni, so that people may find the truth."~ Then