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 1   2, 10|    Sakyamuni made reply: "O thou friend of~the indolent, thou wicked
 2   4, 15|        him: "Thy countenance, my friend, is serene; thine eyes are~
 3   4, 15|            Thou professest then, friend, to be Jina, the~conqueror
 4   4, 16|       name~and addressed him as "friend Gotama."~ When they had
 5   4, 16|         name nor address him as 'friend,' for he is the~Buddha,
 6   7, 23|     supporter of orphans and the friend of the poor." Hearing that~
 7   8, 25|     VIHARA~ ~ ANATHAPINDIKA, the friend of the destitute and the
 8   8, 25|         called Jetavana, and the friend of the orphans invited~the
 9  12, 36|   concord. If a man finds a wise~friend who lives righteously and
10  12, 36|            But if he finds not a friend who lives righteously and
11  13, 45|         are good.~ "And what, my friend, is the root of the good?
12  13, 49|   Brahman Pokkharasati, while my friend says the~straight path which
13  13, 49|         to him, 'But, then, good friend, thou~art making a staircase
14  14, 67|        to~the crane: 'Look here, friend, thou wilt not be able to
15  14, 69|        these words and said: "My~friend, if thine eyes are blind
16  14, 71|         free. Live with me as~my friend and accept this present
17  16, 83|        And they asked him, "Good~friend, why wouldst thou know?"
18  16, 84|          and refused all food. A friend,~hearing of his sickness,
19  16, 84|      cause of~his grief. And the friend said: "Thou didst not make
20  16, 84|          The rich man did as his friend had~told him, and when his
21  16, 84|       child, husband, parent, or friend." Poor~Kisa Gotami now went
22  18, 97|     mendicant~Subhadda: "Enough! friend Subhadda. Trouble not the
23  18, 97| venerable Ananda said: "Step in, friend Subhadda; for the~Blessed
24  18, 97|      Ananda: "Great is~thy gain, friend Ananda, great is thy good