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 1   1, 4 |           The seer, beholding the prince, wept and sighed deeply.
 2   1, 5 |         their princesses that the prince might select one of them
 3   1, 5 |   kinsfolk replied and said: "The prince is young and~delicate; nor
 4   1, 5 |        cope with the enemy."~ The prince was not boisterous, but
 5   1, 5 |         up to meditation. And~the prince said to his father: "Invite
 6   1, 5 |    prowess and scholarship of the prince, he~proved himself manly
 7   1, 5 |       born to his son, said: "The~prince having begotten a son, will
 8   1, 5 |       will love him as I love the prince. This~will be a strong tie
 9   1, 5 |         at~large, Siddhattha, the prince, attended to his religious
10   1, 6 |         the king had given to the prince was resplendent~with all
11   1, 6 |      wilds of the jungles, so~the prince was eager to see the world,
12   1, 6 |           sorrowful brow, and the prince asked the charioteer: "Who~
13   1, 6 |           groaning with pain. The prince asked his charioteer: "What
14   1, 6 |        carrying a corpse; and the prince, shuddering at the~sight
15   1, 6 |     corpse to the grave." And the prince was~full of awe and terror: "
16   1, 6 |        and stammering accents the prince exclaimed: "O~worldly men!
17   1, 6 |        sad sights had made~on the prince, turned his horses and drove
18   1, 6 |           lord so glorious."~ The prince hearing this greeting, said: "
19   1, 6 |         is Nirvana attained?" The prince~paused, and to him whose
20   1, 6 |          father, hearing that the prince had become estranged~from
21   1, 7 | RENUNCIATION~ ~ IT was night. The prince found no rest on his soft
22   1, 7 |      seized his heart.~ While the prince was pondering on the problem
23   1, 7 |           mayst thou~be asked the prince.~ In reply the vision said: "
24   1, 7 |      evil-destroying guide."~ The prince listened to the noble words
25   1, 7 |      shall become a Buddha."~ The prince returned to the bedroom
26   1, 7 |       arms of his mother, and the prince could not lift him without~
27   1, 7 |       check~their stream. But the prince tore himself away with a
28   1, 7 |              Thus Siddhattha, the prince, renounced power and worldly~
29   1, 8 |          him the message that the prince had left the~world, the
30   1, 8 |         the city of Rajagaha, the prince went from house to~house
31   6, 20|          days, Lord, when I was a prince, I~cherished five wishes.
32   8, 25|          One." And he went to the prince and asked~leave to buy the
33   8, 25|      leave to buy the ground. The prince was not inclined to sell
34   8, 25|      unwonted proceeding, and~the prince, hearing more of the details
35   8, 25|           name of the Buddha, the prince~became anxious to share
36   8, 27|           country of the Buddha: "Prince Siddhattha, who wandered
37   8, 27|         and ministers to meet the~prince. When the king saw Siddhattha,
38   9, 28|          the news spread abroad: "Prince Siddhattha is going from~
39   9, 28|       Then the king conducted the prince into the palace, and the~
40   9, 28|            and her hair~cut. When Prince Siddhattha entered, she
41  10, 29|          in all the splendor~of a prince and said to him: "This holy
42  12, 37|        and told them the story~of Prince Dighavu, the Long-lived.
43  12, 39|  Bimbisara, the king, so that the prince would no longer be subject~