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 1   1, 9 |  appears in the expressions 'I~say,' 'I know and perceive,' '
 2   1, 9 |      from fire in reality. You say that~you can remove the
 3   1, 9 |     men call the ego when they say 'I am' is not an entity
 4   1, 9 |       self, this ego in the 'I say' and in~the 'I will' is
 5   4, 16|     eightfold path; that is to say: Right views; right aspirations;~
 6   6, 20|       false~apprehension. Some say that the self endures after
 7   6, 20|      endures after death, some say~it perishes. Both are wrong
 8   6, 20|     most grievous. For if~they say the self is perishable,
 9   6, 20|       some, on the other hand, say the self will not perish,
10   7, 23|    world. 'The Holy One,' they say, 'has~given up his kingdom
11  11, 33|      man's heart. Therefore, I say,~restrain the heart, give
12  12, 37|   Dighavu: 'Why did thy~father say to thee in the hour of his
13  12, 40|       blind from~birth were to say to the cripple as follows: '
14  12, 40|        And the cripple were to say to the man~blind from birth
15  13, 43|   until it be too late~ Do not say it is early, for the time
16  13, 49| dispute as to the true path. I say the straight path~which
17  13, 49|        not.' And people should say to him, 'But, then, good
18  13, 49|    think of him?~Would you not say that the talk of that man
19  13, 49|       Then the Brahmans should say, 'We show you the~way unto
20  13, 49|      make a man a Brahman, and say, 'Indra, we~call upon thee;
21  13, 49|  Buddha, "what do the Brahmans say of~Brahma? Is his mind full
22  13, 51|        do~those who speak thus say the truth, or do they bear
23  13, 52|       of the soul. Do they who~say so speak the truth, or do
24  13, 52|       a way in which those who say~so are speaking truly of
25  13, 52|       a way in~which those who say so do not speak truly of
26  13, 52|       Said the Blessed One: "I say to thee, thy mind is spiritual,
27  13, 53|      immortality of truth.~ "I say to thee: The Blessed One
28  13, 53|       all identity, and should say that~the questioner is no
29  13, 53|    earn a living. Wouldst thou say his~misery is not the product
30  13, 53|     person as was the boy?~ "I say to thee: Not in the heavens,
31  14, 60|      beautiful than thou canst say or imagine.~However, the
32  14, 60|      attained enlightenment. I~say to thee, the Tathagata lives
33  14, 61|     they knew me not and would say, 'Who may this~be who thus
34  14, 64|      to his~opinion: "What you say that you see," he objected, "
35  14, 72|        the habit of I fools to say, 'I have children and~wealth.'
36  16, 81|     provide for her. Verily, I say unto you, their children
37  16, 88|       what the Blessed One may say, and repeat it to me, for
38  16, 89|        Blessed One, that is to say, as regards~the higher wisdom."~
39  18, 97|   annoy me, and whatever I may say in answer to his~questions,
40  18, 97|        disciples, will ye then say: 'We respect the Master,
41  19, 98|       Our great Master used to say to the brethren:~'O bhikkhus!