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 1   1, 9 |      leave the thing, but if you think~your theory to the end,
 2   1, 9 |     functions. The~ideas which I think, came to me partly from
 3   4, 12|       Men go astray because they think that delusion is better
 4   6, 19|         replied: "Didst thou not think, O Kassapa, that it~would
 5   6, 19|        One, the Buddha. Do as~ye think best."~ The Jatilas replied: "
 6  11, 33|        be with a pure~heart, and think to yourself, 'I as a samana
 7  12, 36|        and said to them: "Do not think,~O bhikkhus, that you are
 8  12, 36|        and said to them: "Do not think, O bhikkhus, that~if you
 9  12, 36|   consider him guilty, he~should think: 'These brethren know the
10  12, 36|        not~appeased in those who think: 'He has reviled me, he
11  13, 47| temptation, he should constantly~think of the Buddha and he will
12  13, 48|        members of the clergy, to think, this is~done by me. May
13  13, 48|       the aim to be reached, but think of themselves~alone. Everything
14  13, 48|     outcome of good.~ Let no man think lightly of evil, saying
15  13, 48|     little~by little. Let no man think lightly of good, saying
16  13, 49|        the two Brahmans:~"Do you think that all paths are right?"
17  13, 49|       and said: "Yes,~Gotama, we think so."~ "But tell me, continued
18  13, 49|         know it.' What would you think of him?~Would you not say
19  13, 49|   Blessed One said: "What do you think, O Brahmans, of a man~born
20  13, 50|        in reply said: "Dost thou think it strange that I protect~
21  13, 53|         thou sowest, not others. Think of a man~who is ill-bred
22  14, 60|          does right who does not~think: "People should salute me;
23  15, 78|      king, hearest the~dog bark, think of the teachings of the
24  16, 84|        In whatever manner people think a~thing will come to pass,
25  16, 87|    return hate for~hate. Neither think that you can destroy wrong