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 1   1, 4 |       sight of my son caused thee grief and pain?"~ But Asita's
 2   1, 6 |       follow are overwhelmed with grief!"~ The charioteer replied: "
 3   1, 6 |         tell her the cause of his~grief. He said: "I see everywhere
 4   2, 10|         his life. Suppressing his grief he wandered on alone, and
 5   5, 18|       absorbed in lamentation~and grief. Return home and restore
 6   6, 19|           birth and death, decay, grief, lamentation, suffering,~
 7   8, 27|          son's sake he feels deep grief. But let the ties of~love
 8   9, 28| exceedingly sorrowful. Unless her grief~be allowed its course her
 9   9, 28|       result of great merits. Her grief~has been unspeakable, but
10  13, 48|           love of pleasure begets grief and the dread of pain~causes
11  13, 48|       dread of~pain knows neither grief nor fear.~ He who gives
12  14, 60|         is~above all gladness and grief."~ "Good, my son," enjoined
13  16, 83|          was so~immoderate in his grief that he behaved like an
14  16, 83|           go to him, lay bare his grief, and seek~consolation. Having
15  16, 83|  relations, destroys the cause of grief, and escapes from the~seething
16  16, 84|          learned the cause of~his grief. And the friend said: "Thou
17  16, 84|          son, and he died. In her grief she~carried the dead child
18  16, 84|          remind us of our deepest grief." And there was no house
19  16, 84|            How~selfish am I in my grief! Death is common to all;
20  16, 84|   lamentation, and complaint, and grief. He who~has drawn out the
21  16, 92|           the world, overcome the grief~which arises from bodily
22  16, 93|           the world, overcome~the grief which arises from the body'
23  16, 93|           the world, overcome~the grief which arises from the sensations.
24  16, 93|           the world,~overcome the grief which arises from the craving
25  16, 94|          of Ananda, read the~deep grief in the heart of his beloved