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 1   1, 8 |       and said: "O samana,~thy hands are fit to grasp the reins
 2   1, 8 |         The king, clasping his hands with reverence, bowed down
 3   1, 9 |     two ways of motion, in the hands and in~the feet? The problem
 4   1, 9 |      the mind. The I moves thy hands and thy feet. The I~is thy
 5   4, 17|       excellent, fall into the~hands of those unworthy of it,
 6   6, 21|      cleansed his~bowl and his hands, the king sat down near
 7   8, 25|       Blessed~One with clasped hands, saying: "'Blessed is my
 8   8, 26|      He arose and clasping his hands made the~request: "May I
 9   8, 27|       Buddha, and clasping his hands, exclaimed with tears in~
10  12, 37|      his little kingdom in the hands of Brahmadatta; and~having
11  12, 37|       young Dighavu raised~his hands and said: 'Grant me my life,
12  12, 39|    carriers were washing their hands. But his feet~burned under
13  12, 40|       greeted him with~clasped hands, they sat down and became
14  13, 47|     enlightenment.~ "Into your hands, O you men of good family
15  13, 50| householder, who, clasping his hands,~turned to the four quarters
16  13, 53|      is punished by having his hands and feet cut~off?" "They
17  13, 55|       only due to the moulding hands of the~potter who shapes
18  13, 58|    exceeding joy. Clasping his hands, he bowed down before him
19  13, 59|       saluted him with~clasped hands they said: "O Master, thou
20  14, 70|       came to him with clasped hands and said:~"World-honored
21  16, 80|    have her ears and nose, her hands and~feet cut off, and flung
22  16, 92|       home, they cast up their hands, saying: "A worldly woman
23  17, 95|    favor and accept them at my hands!"~ The Blessed One said: "
24  18, 97|        this brotherhood at the hands of the Master himself!"~