Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 7 |      the great master, for thou wilt fulfill all righteousness~
 2   1, 9 |      truth; banish it, and then wilt thou see things as~they
 3   2, 10|         Deign to live, and thou wilt be~able to do good work."
 4   5, 18|     father: "Come in, sir, thou wilt find~thy son"; and Yasa'
 5   6, 19|    great Sakyamuni, and if thou wilt join his brotherhood, we
 6  12, 37|         cannot~expect that thou wilt take pity on me; but now
 7  13, 48|       by these three steps thou wilt become divine. Let a wise
 8  13, 53|       go, thou~goest. Thus thou wilt recognize in a certain sense
 9  13, 53| migrates. In thy~sankharas thou wilt continue to live and thou
10  13, 53|       continue to live and thou wilt reap in future~existences
11  13, 53|       thou thyself~Thou thyself wilt reap what thou sowest, not
12  13, 53|        clefts of the mountains, wilt~thou find a place where
13  13, 53|       of~righteousness and thou wilt understand that while there
14  14, 60|         search. In the end thou wilt find the truth."~ ~
15  14, 66|        thy~sensual desire, thou wilt in this life be ruined through
16  14, 67|       take thee, too!'~'But how wilt thou hold me to carry me
17  14, 67|     beak, said the crane. 'Thou wilt let~me fall if thou carry
18  14, 67|         Look here, friend, thou wilt not be able to hold me~tight
19  14, 67|     have a famous grip. If thou wilt let~me catch hold of thee
20  14, 70|      following this advice thou wilt prolong thy life."~ The
21  14, 71|      cannot be sold; I beg~thou wilt accept it as a gift." The
22  14, 73|      reach the happy state thou wilt have to suffer~remorse in
23  14, 76|         thou art a Matanga thou wilt~be a model for noblemen
24  14, 76|      and righteousness and thou wilt outshine the royal glory
25  16, 80|      will not fade, and if thou wilt but listen~to the doctrine
26  16, 80|      our Lord, the Buddha, thou wilt find that peace~which thou
27  16, 84|         And the~rich man said: "Wilt thou please hand me that