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 1   1, 1 |         Trust in truth, You who love the truth, for the kingdom
 2   1, 2 |        which~seems to those who love their self as their being,
 3   1, 2 |   clinging~and unrest.~ Yet you love self and will not abandon
 4   1, 4 |      body; and truthfulness and love resided in his heart. When
 5   1, 5 |     having begotten a son, will love him as I love the prince.
 6   1, 5 |         son, will love him as I love the prince. This~will be
 7   1, 8 |        hook, or an escaped bird love the net? Would a rabbit~
 8   1, 9 |         by shedding blood. What love can a man possess who believes~
 9   4, 17|      like unto brothers; one in love, one in holiness, and one
10   6, 20|    child,~ So boundless be your love to all,~ So tender, kind
11   8, 25|     weighed down by avarice~and love of pleasure, the Buddha
12   8, 27|         king's heart is full of love~and that for his son's sake
13   8, 27|      grief. But let the ties of~love that bind him to the son
14   9, 28|   vessel, unable to contain her love.~Forgetting that the man
15  13, 44|       characterized by~secrecy: love affairs, priestly wisdom,
16  13, 44|         truth. Women who are in love, O disciples seek secrecy
17  13, 45|       the loss~of that which we love and the failure in attaining
18  13, 47|        Tathagata is charity and love of all beings. The~pulpit
19  13, 47|       filled with good-will and love.~ "A preacher must be full
20  13, 47|    Gather round you hearers who love to listen to the benign
21  13, 48|     pleasant or~unpleasant. The love of pleasure begets grief
22  13, 48|         he who is free from the love of pleasure and the dread
23  13, 48|         a man overcome anger by love, let him overcome evil~by
24  13, 49|      the world with thoughts of love. And thus the whole wide
25  13, 49|      continue to be filled with love,~far-reaching, grown great,
26  13, 49|         set free, and deep-felt~love.~ "This is the sign that
27  13, 51| annihilation~of forbearance, of love, of charity, and of truth.
28  13, 51|         being but to be full of love and~kindness. These injunctions
29  13, 51|        who harbors in his heart love of truth will live and not
30  13, 53|  mankind with the breath of his love, so cool, so sweet,~so calm,
31  13, 53|        separated from what they love and be~joined to what they
32  13, 56|      was not~always marked by a love of truth, and the Blessed
33  13, 56|       strikes in the center. By love of truth the sincere~escape
34  13, 57|     protection of my~ungrudging love; the more evil comes from
35  13, 57| observed the principle of~great love which commends the return
36  14, 60| meditation is~the meditation of love in which thou must so adjust
37  14, 60|         which thou~risest above love and hate, tyranny and thraldom,
38  14, 62|         like unto children, and love to hear tales. Therefore,
39  14, 66|      danger; but he, blinded by love,~shot eagerly after her
40  14, 68|         makes his offering from love and with a desire to grow
41  14, 70|   complainest: opulent dinners, love of sleep, hankering~after
42  14, 76|        minister unto him, for I love Ananda." The Blessed One~
43  14, 76|    Pakati, thy heart~is full of love, but thou understandest
44  16, 80|         and fell desperately in love with him. sent an invitation
45  16, 80|    saying: "Vasavadatta desires~love, not gold, from Upagutta."
46  16, 80|        Vasavadatta was having a love intrigue with the~chief
47  16, 80|         to~Mathura, and fell in love with Vasavadatta. Seeing
48  16, 80|        followed her, and out of love for her former mistress
49  16, 80|    lotus,~and I offered thee my love. In those days I was covered
50  16, 81|     every one be wedded in holy love to the~truth. And when Mara,
51  16, 83|         he died in~faith and in love to the Lord and Master,
52  16, 83|      Buddha says: 'The heart of love and faith spreads as it
53  18, 96|       thoughts and acts of such love as is beyond all measure.~