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 1   1, 2 |      life. He saw the~vanity of worldly happiness and sought salvation
 2   1, 6 |        the prince exclaimed: "O~worldly men! How fatal is your delusion!
 3   1, 7 | Therefore, I have destroyed all worldly thought.~I have retired
 4   1, 7 |     enjoy life and to undertake~worldly duties, such as will bring
 5   1, 7 |     prince, renounced power and worldly~pleasures, gave up his kingdom,
 6   1, 8 |        a child will grow.~Wield worldly power and you will be burdened
 7   4, 14|         men move in a~sphere of worldly interests and find their
 8   4, 14|       and find their delight in worldly desires.~The worldling will
 9   4, 14|        minds are beclouded with worldly interests. Should~I preach
10   4, 16|      for that reason indulge in worldly pleasures, nor live~in abundance.
11   4, 16|        is not conducive even to worldly knowledge; how~much less
12   4, 16|      still hankers~after either worldly or heavenly pleasures? But
13   4, 16|          he will desire neither worldly nor~heavenly pleasures,
14   5, 18|     lonely woods and yet~covets worldly vanities, is a worldling,
15   5, 18|     worldling, while the man in worldly~garments may let his heart
16   5, 18|        enjoy the pleasures of a worldly life as he did~before?"
17   8, 25|        waters of thy~teachings. Worldly profit is fleeting and perishable,
18   8, 25|    eternal and inexhaustible. A worldly man, though a king,~is full
19  11, 34|       thus will you~obtain both worldly pleasure and religious consolation.'
20  11, 35|        days for~retirement from worldly labors and religious instruction,
21  13, 41|         heart is not defiled by worldly desires.~ "He who does not
22  13, 43|   affectation.~ Among all these worldly men and women trembling
23  14, 60|     glory~of the pure land. The worldly can speak of it in a worldly
24  14, 60|    worldly can speak of it in a worldly way only;~they use worldly
25  14, 60|      worldly way only;~they use worldly similes and worldly words.
26  14, 60|         use worldly similes and worldly words. But the pure land
27  14, 72|        are the~anxieties of the worldly, but they know nothing of
28  16, 80|        passion and yearning for worldly pleasures. Thou wouldst~
29  16, 83| understanding the transiency of worldly~relations, destroys the
30  16, 92|   himself: "This woman moves in worldly circles and is~a favorite
31  16, 92|         their hands, saying: "A worldly woman has outdone~us; we
32  16, 94|       in check, and retire from worldly excitements and~seek tranquility