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 1   1, 2 |         fades in the heat of the~day.~ Wherever you look, there
 2   1, 4 |        the royal child grew from day to day in mind~and in body;
 3   1, 4 |     royal child grew from day to day in mind~and in body; and
 4   2, 10|       life.~At last, he ate each day one hemp grain only, seeking
 5   4, 17|       Blessed One increased from day to day, and many~people
 6   4, 17|        One increased from day to day, and many~people came to
 7   5, 18|         One receive me from this day forth while my life lasts
 8   5, 18|         One receive us from this day forth while our life~lasts
 9   6, 19|        he grew envious. When the day of the festival~arrived,
10   6, 21|          him, a place that is~by day not too crowded and by night
11  10, 29|     parted them.~ On the seventh day after the Buddha's arrival
12  11, 30|          became glad. And in one day many thousands of robes
13  11, 34|        bodies.~ When on the next day the Blessed One had finished
14  11, 35|     because they keep the~eighth day and also the fourteenth
15  11, 35|          fourteenth or fifteenth day of each~half-month. Would
16  11, 35|        to assemble on the eighth day~and also on the fourteenth
17  11, 35|          fourteenth or fifteenth day of each half-month, and
18  11, 35|   assembled in the~vihara on the day appointed, and the people
19  11, 35|          fourteenth or fifteenth day of the half-month. If~the
20  13, 48|        the highest truth, is one day in the life of a man who
21  13, 48|     greed!~ The sun is bright by day, the moon shines by night,
22  13, 48|         brightest, with splendor day and night, is the Buddha,
23  13, 51|         One receive me from this day forth while my life lasts
24  13, 51|         One receive me from this day forth while my~life lasts
25  13, 53|         world in the heat of the day, so the Tathagata comes
26  13, 53|          extinguished during the day," suggested Kutadanta.~
27  13, 58|         THE DEVA~ ~ ON a certain day when the Blessed One dwelt
28  14, 60|          rain down three times a day. There are singing birds
29  14, 66|        caught sight of thee this day, thou wouldst have lost
30  14, 69|         omnipresent~light of the day, do not call the world dark.
31  14, 69|          radiancy is~glorious by day and night, and he whose
32  14, 71|     Brother~Annabhara, from this day forth thou shalt be free.
33  14, 73|          five hundred carts. One day he~arrived at a sandy desert
34  14, 73|     meals~early, they passed the day lying in the shade. At sunset
35  14, 73|    wagons, stop the wagons!"~The day broke just as they stopped
36  16, 81|       was to be married the next day, and~he thought, "Would
37  16, 83|       spirits live; every eighth day of the month Yama visits
38  16, 87| contrived a plot to rob~him. One day they came to the householder
39  16, 87|  repeated again and~again.~ "One day the spirit that lived in
40  16, 92|       and cakes, and on the next day announced through~a messenger
41  18, 97|         true believer, from this day~forth as long as life endures."~
42  18, 97|       lay. There they passed the day in paying honor and reverence