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 1   1, 5 |          and said: "The prince is young and~delicate; nor has he
 2   1, 6 |          nobility, Kisa Gotami, a young~princess and niece of the
 3   1, 7 |         He~tells me that I am too young still, that my pulse beats
 4   1, 8 |     approach their homes. Old and young people were~moved and said: "
 5   4, 15|      practiced in vain.~ Upaka, a young Brahman and a Jain, a former
 6   6, 21|      assuming the appearance of a~young Brahman, walked in front,
 7   6, 22|           that many distinguished young~men of the kingdom of Magadha
 8  11, 33|     regard her as your mother, if young, as your~sister, if very
 9  11, 33|           as your~sister, if very young, as your child. The samana
10  11, 34| maintaining chastity when you are~young? When you are old, maintain
11  12, 37|           will~assassinate me.'~ "Young Dighavu went to the forest
12  12, 37|    elephants had in his service a young man of~great accomplishments,
13  12, 37|             The king summoned the young man before him and, being
14  12, 37|       separated from his retinue, young Dighavu alone~remaining
15  12, 37|       laid his~head in the lap of young Dighavu and slept.~ "Dighavu
16  12, 37|        because I often dream that young Dighavu is~coming upon me
17  12, 37|       that he was at the mercy of young Dighavu raised~his hands
18  12, 37|           Brahmadatta of Kasi and young~Dighavu granted each other'
19  12, 37|       Brahmadatta of Kasi said to young Dighavu: 'Why did thy~father
20  12, 37|        Kasi thought: 'How wise is young Dighavu~that he understands
21  13, 48|         time to rise; who,~though young and strong, is full of sloth;
22  13, 49|         in a mango grove. And two young Brahmans came to him who
23  13, 49|          the Tathagata."~ The two young Brahmans said: "If thou
24  16, 80|         sent an invitation to~the young man, but he replied: "The
25  16, 80|       blood."~ "Sister," said the young man, "it is not for my pleasure
26  16, 84|         sale."~ After some time a young girl, named Kisa Gotami,
27  16, 84|         the life of mortals. Both young and adult, both~those who
28  16, 92|          heart calm and composed.~Young in years, rich, surrounded
29  16, 92|     Ambapali drove up against the young Licchavi, axle to~axle,
30  17, 95|           caste, named Pukkusa, a young~Malla, a disciple of Alara
31  17, 95|    Kusinara to Pava. Pukkusa, the young Malla, saw the Blessed One~
32  17, 95|        and gladdened Kukkusa, the young~Malla, with religious discourse.~
33  17, 95|         Blessed One, Pukkusa,~the young Malla, addressed a certain
34  17, 95|         in assent to Pukkusa, the young~Malla; and he brought two
35  18, 97|       THEN the Mallas, with their young men and maidens and their