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 1   1, 3 |      consciousness of self dims the eyes of the mind and hides the~
 2   1, 6 |              His head is white, his eyes are bleared, and his body
 3   1, 7 |              if thou but open thine eyes to behold it. Just~as a
 4   1, 7 |        tears~flowed freely from his eyes, and it was beyond his power
 5   1, 8 |             his royal birth and his eyes~beamed with a fervid zeal
 6   1, 8 |          great Sakyamuni lifted his eyes and replied: "Thou art known,~
 7   1, 8 |           sight~desire to spoil his eyes again?~ "The sick man suffering
 8   4, 15|            friend, is serene; thine eyes are~bright and indicate
 9   4, 15|        countenance is serene and my~eyes are bright. I now desire
10   4, 16|    Tathagata-a path which opens the eyes, and bestows~understanding,
11   4, 16| Tathagata-that path which opens the eyes, and bestows understanding,~
12   4, 17|              There are beings~whose eyes are scarcely covered with
13   5, 18|          down near his son, but his eyes were holden and he knew
14   5, 18|       darkness so that all who have eyes to see~can discern the things
15   5, 18|           refuge in the Buddha, his eyes~were opened and he saw his
16   6, 20|        illusion, a dream. Open your eyes and~awaken. See things as
17   6, 20|     darkness so that those~who have eyes to see may see. I take my
18   6, 22|          alms, modestly~keeping his eyes to the ground and dignified
19   8, 27|         exclaimed with tears in~his eyes: "Wonderful in this change!
20  11, 33|            irons bore out both your eyes, than~encourage in yourself
21  12, 40|          use my legs, but I have no eyes with which to see the rough
22  12, 40|           here! I am able to use my eyes,~but I have no legs with
23  13, 53|             the Blessed One: "Thine eyes are holden. If the eye of
24  13, 59|           removed~the veil from his eyes. Such a one will wander
25  14, 64|           gray film melted, and his eyes acquired the faculty of
26  14, 67|            tears trickling from his eyes, and trembling~with the
27  14, 69|          said: "My~friend, if thine eyes are blind to the sight of
28  15, 79|           self-delusion~covers your eyes. If you could see things
29  16, 80|         lost. I have seen with mine eyes the~Tathagata walking upon
30  18, 97|     darkness so that those who have eyes to see can see. Thus, Lord,~