Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 7 |      bring honor to me and to our house. He~tells me that I am too
 2   1, 8 |    Rajagaha, the prince went from house to~house silently waiting
 3   1, 8 |         prince went from house to~house silently waiting till the
 4   4, 12|        vain~  The Builder of this House of Pain.~ Now, Builder,
 5   4, 12|      plain to see,~ And from this House at last I'm free;~ I burst
 6   5, 18|         and~went with Yasa to the house of the rich merchant. When
 7   9, 28|          Siddhattha is going from~house to house to receive alms
 8   9, 28| Siddhattha is going from~house to house to receive alms in the city
 9  11, 34|           to~take his meal at her house, which the Blessed One accepted.
10  12, 39|          and its goal the charnel~house. Such being the condition
11  12, 39|        and its~end is the charnel house, for it is impermanent and
12  13, 42|    erected a long pole before his house and put the bowl on its
13  13, 48|           through an ill-thatched house, passion will break~through
14  13, 48|           through a~well-thatched house, passion will not break
15  13, 51|          to the Nigganthas in thy house. Thou shouldst therefore
16  13, 59|          having gone out from his~house and driven away desire?"~
17  14, 68|           the~neighborhood to his house, and, giving them rich gifts,
18  14, 71|     bundle of hay he ran into the house and returned with the rice
19  14, 71|       light was communicated~from house to house and the brightness
20  14, 71|        communicated~from house to house and the brightness in the
21  14, 71|          returned to his master's house and said to him: "I present~
22  14, 72|         had built himself a large house. The Buddha wondered why
23  14, 72|         Brahman showed Ananda his~house and explained to him the
24  14, 75|           food and approached the house of a Brahman~priest while
25  16, 81|         Blessed One passed by his house and~met him, and when he
26  16, 81|           and friends entered the house; and although~the hall in
27  16, 81|          although~the hall in the house was small there was room
28  16, 84| mustard-seed must be taken from a~house where no one has lost a
29  16, 84|         Kisa Gotami now went from house to house, and the people
30  16, 84|     Gotami now went from house to house, and the people pitied her~
31  16, 84|          grief." And there was no house but some~beloved one had
32  16, 92|          with the brethren, at my house tomorrow?" And the Blessed
33  17, 95|         to take their meal at his house. And Chunda prepared~rice-cakes