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 1   1, 4 |       that her~hour had come. She took hold of a branch. Her attendants
 2   1, 4 |       perfect.~ The Brahma-angels took the child and placing him
 3   1, 4 |         from the living, Pajapati took the boy~Siddhattha and reared
 4   2, 10| occurrence, the Bodhisattva again took some food. His~disciples,
 5   5, 18|          having donned his robes, took his alms-bowl and~went with
 6   5, 18|          became lay disciples and took their refuge in the Buddha.~
 7   5, 18|         accepted the doctrine and took refuge in the Buddha,~the
 8   6, 19|          the Jatilas rejoiced and took refuge in the Buddha, the~
 9   6, 21|          having donned his robes, took his alms-bowl and,~together
10   8, 25|      Buddha."~ Then Anathapindika took the land and Jeta the trees,
11   8, 27|      moment!"~ Then the Sakyamuni took a seat opposite his father,
12   9, 28|           next morning the Buddha took his bowl and set out to
13  10, 29|     believed in the Tathagata and took~refuge in his doctrine,
14  10, 29|          my~father?" The princess took the boy in her arms and
15  11, 30|          Bimbisara."~ Then Jivaka took that suit and went to the
16  11, 34|        had finished his meal, she took~her seat at his side and
17  12, 37|     granted each other's life and took each other's hand and swore~
18  13, 42|       stretching out his hand, he took~it down, carrying it away
19  13, 57|    ashamed,~but he came again and took refuge in the Buddha, the
20  14, 66|         the language of the fish, took pity on~him. He bought the
21  14, 67|          crane, and now the~crane took them one by one out of the
22  14, 67|          Ready, ready, go!' crane took him and showed him the lake,
23  14, 73|        carrying it~out"; and they took him to the Master. When
24  14, 73|         who~had to travel over it took wood, and water, and oil,
25  16, 81|           righteousness; and they took refuge in the Buddha, the
26  16, 82|          praised the doctrine and took refuge in the Buddha.~ ~
27  16, 84|    transformed into~ashes; and he took to his bed and refused all
28  16, 84|          silver?" And~Kisa Gotami took up a handful of ashes, and
29  16, 84|      Returning to the~Buddha, she took refuge in him and found
30  16, 85|       embraced the five~rules and took refuge in his name.~ ~
31  16, 87|         with all~kinds of threats took away a goodly portion of
32  16, 87|         time that this occurrence took place; it has happened before,"~
33  16, 87|          saw a pleasant tree, and took~his food, standing under
34  16, 87|       tormented him greatly; they took hold of his tusks, pulled
35  16, 87|   patience, kindliness and mercy, took no~notice at all of their
36  16, 89|           and having~saluted him, took his seat respectfully at
37  16, 90|        Blessed One robed himself, took~his bowl and went with the
38  16, 90|       feet, entered the hall, and took their seats round the~Blessed
39  16, 90|       feet, entered the~hall, and took their seats opposite the
40  16, 92|          the Blessed One was, she took her~seat respectfully at
41  16, 92|     himself~early in the morning, took his bowl, and went with
42  16, 93|      clear, yet~notwithstanding I took some little comfort from
43  17, 95|       saluted~the Blessed One and took his seat respectfully on
44  18, 97|        And the Mallas of Kusinara took the perfumes and~garlands,