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 1   1, 4 |          hour had come. She took hold of a branch. Her attendants
 2   1, 4 |         that account I could not hold~my tears; for now my end
 3   1, 8 |         an empire and should not~hold a beggar's bowl. I am sorry
 4   1, 9 |        men prepare festivals and hold vast meetings for~sacrifices.
 5   2, 10|      branch of a tree and taking hold of it, he raised himself
 6   8, 25|          and weigh my~words, and hold fast that which I deliver!~ "
 7  11, 35|         is ready, let the Sangha hold the Uposatha service and~
 8  13, 48|         enlightenment.~ If a man hold himself dear, let him watch
 9  13, 48|     business, him the world will hold~dear. As the bee collects
10  14, 67|         too!'~'But how wilt thou hold me to carry me along?' asked
11  14, 67|       the lobster. 'I~shall take hold of thee with my beak, said
12  14, 67|     rejoined the crane; 'I~shall hold thee quite tight all the
13  14, 67|          If this crane once gets hold~of a fish, he will certainly
14  14, 67|         thou wilt not be able to hold me~tight enough; but we
15  14, 67|        If thou wilt let~me catch hold of thee round the neck with
16  14, 67|    agreed. So the lobster caught hold of his neck with his claws
17  14, 74|          the guiding-rein; I lay hold of the handle of the law;
18  15, 79|       saw himself on the block. "Hold,~executioner!" shouted Brahmadatta,
19  16, 87| tormented him greatly; they took hold of his tusks, pulled his
20  16, 88|          Ananda, that the Vajjis hold full and frequent public~
21  16, 88|      Blessed One, "as the Vajjis hold these~full and frequent
22  16, 88|        bhikkhus, as the brethren hold full and frequent~assemblies,
23  16, 93|       this sickness, and keep my~hold on life till the allotted
24  16, 93|       the sickness, and kept his hold on~life till the time he
25  16, 93|       not rely on external help. Hold fast to the truth~as a lamp.
26  16, 94|      Nirvana; therefore, must we~hold the heart in check, and