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 1   1, 6 |      was greatly overcome with sorrow and like a sword it~pierced
 2   1, 7 |  mental eye all the misery~and sorrow of the world; he saw the
 3   1, 9 |        same inevitable doom of sorrow. We shall remain chained
 4   4, 12|      world is full of evil and sorrow, because it is full of~lust.
 5   4, 12|     error, from wrong and from sorrow.~ Pondering on the origin
 6   4, 12|     despair.~ The cause of all sorrow lies at the very beginning;
 7   4, 12|      truth is the existence of sorrow. The second noble truth
 8   4, 12|      truth is the cessation of~sorrow. The fourth noble truth
 9   4, 12|      leads to the~cessation of sorrow.~ This is the Dharma. This
10   4, 14|     entangled in the snares of~sorrow. There are some beings that
11   4, 16|    leads to the destruction of sorrow. Verily, it is this noble~
12   4, 16|  concerning the destruction of sorrow.~ "By the practice of loving-kindness
13   6, 19|        suffering,~despair, and sorrow. Considering this, a disciple
14   6, 20|       see the marks of joy and sorrow. Where is any constancy?~
15   7, 23|     should be no such thing as sorrow, or calamity, or evil; for~
16   7, 23|        pleasing? The causes of sorrow and joy~are real and touchable.
17   8, 26|   conformations are subject to sorrow, that all conformations
18   8, 26|      away. There is the end of sorrow.~ "It is hard to realize
19   8, 27|       change! The overwhelming sorrow has~passed away. At first
20  13, 45| suffering; death is~suffering; sorrow and misery are suffering;
21  13, 56|     words was filled with deep sorrow; he never again gave~any
22  14, 74|       of Nirvana, and thus all sorrow ends." Then the~Brahman
23  16, 83|      the~seething whirlpool of sorrow. Religious wisdom lifts
24  16, 84|        he who has overcome all sorrow will become free from sorrow,
25  16, 84|   sorrow will become free from sorrow, and~be blessed."~ ~
26  16, 85|   advancing~in the conquest of sorrow and of casting off all shackles
27  18, 96|       all compounds amassed by sorrow will be~dissolved again,
28  18, 97|        from the tangled~net of sorrow. Walk in the path with steadfast
29  18, 97| receive a body, for all future sorrow has now forever passed away.~