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 1   1, 4 |    Recollecting that I myself am old, on that account I could
 2   1, 6 |          the wayside they met an old man with bent frame, wrinkled~
 3   1, 6 |        These are the symptoms of old age. This same man was once
 4   1, 6 |    sighed because of the pain of old age. "What joy or pleasure~
 5   1, 6 |         heart is heavy. Men grow old, sicken, and die. That is
 6   1, 7 |       Troubled at the thought of~old age, disease, and death
 7   1, 8 |         to approach their homes. Old and young people were~moved
 8   1, 9 |    cannot~escape birth, disease, old age, and death. Is this
 9   1, 9 |          Can a new~wrong expiate old wrongs? And can the slaughter
10   4, 12|        the causes of sufferings,~old age, sickness, and death.
11   4, 12|         you will be above birth, old age, disease, and death,
12   4, 15|    preach the doctrine~first? My old teachers are dead. They
13   4, 16|       BENARES~ ~ ON seeing their old teacher approach, the five
14   4, 17|      weak and slip back into his old ways. Therefore, stand ye~
15   6, 20|          constant fear of birth, old age,~sickness, and death,
16   8, 25|     sides by the rocks of birth, old age, disease, and death,
17   8, 27|        him saying: "I am growing old and wish to see~my son before
18   9, 28|   descent is from the Buddhas of old. They,~begging their food,
19  10, 29|          Rahula, now seven years old, in all the splendor~of
20  11, 31|        WHEN Suddhodana had grown old, he fell sick and sent for
21  11, 33|        grows.'~ "If the woman be old, regard her as your mother,
22  11, 34|          are~young? When you are old, maintain chastity then;
23  13, 45|   suffering? Birth is~suffering; old age is suffering; disease
24  13, 48|        by~not hatred, this is an old rule.~ Speak the truth,
25  14, 72|        had Ananda left, when the old man was stricken with~apoplexy
26  16, 83|   promise, who, when~seven years old, was struck with a fatal
27  16, 84|      avoid dying; after reaching old~age there is death; of such
28  16, 86|           THE SICK BHIKKHU~ ~ AN old bhikkhu of a surly disposition
29  16, 87|      thinking him to be like the old one, climbed upon his back
30  16, 87| loathsome dread disease,~ Or sad old age, or loss of mind,~ Or
31  16, 93|          order?~ "I am now grown old, O Ananda, and full of years;
32  16, 94|       component things must~grow old and be dissolved again.
33  18, 96|      successor of the Buddhas of old. And~Ananda was filled with