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 1   1, 4 |        the hour of~motherhood was near, she asked the king to send
 2   1, 4 |           at that time in a grove near Lumbini Asita, a rishi,~
 3   1, 7 |    covered with lotuses, which is near by: even so seek~thou for
 4   2, 10|          from fasts, and death~is near. What good is thy exertion?
 5   2, 10|           a chief herdsman living near the grove whose eldest~daughter
 6   4, 13|        came traveling on the road near by, and when they saw the~
 7   5, 18|     Blessed One was, and sat down near~him. Then the Blessed One
 8   5, 18|           he entered. He~sat down near his son, but his eyes were
 9   5, 18|          Blessed One and sat down near him.~ Then the Blessed One
10   6, 21|         tellers of his truth both near and far.~ ~ "If all could
11   6, 21|          hands, the king sat down near him and thought:~ "Where
12   6, 21|         from the town and not too near, suitable for going and
13   7, 23|      stopping in the bamboo~grove near the city, he set out on
14   8, 27|       features of Siddhattha. How near was the great samana~to
15  10, 29|        And Ananda remained always near the Blessed Master of truth,
16  10, 29|        Buddha, who happened to be near the palace,~partaking of
17  10, 29|          My father!" And standing near~him, he added: "O samana,
18  11, 30|          Blessed One, he sat down near him and said: "Lord, I have
19  13, 47|           token that the water is near. So long as the~people do
20  13, 50|       staying at the bamboo grove near Rajagaha,~he once met on
21  14, 67|        generations ago as a crane near a~pond, and when the dry
22  14, 72|      Buddha wondered why a man so near~to death had built a mansion
23  14, 76|         mission, passed by a well near a village, and seeing Pakati,~
24  16, 86| nauseating that no one~would come near him or help him in his distress.
25  16, 88|    mounted called Vulture's~Peak, near Rajagaha, Ajatasattu king
26  16, 93|         grove, he went to Beluva, near Vesali. There the Blessed
27  16, 93|       place where~his friends and near companions may live. I shall
28  16, 94|         ourselves from all things~near and dear to us, and must
29  17, 95|         perceiving that death was near, uttered~these words: "He
30  18, 96|         nature of all things most near and dear unto us that we
31  18, 96|       Ananda, thou hast been very~near to me by thoughts and acts
32  18, 97|         walks righteously is ever near me. A man~may dwell beside
33  18, 97|         very nature of all~things near and dear unto us, that we