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 1   1, 6 |         stately horses to be held ready, and~commanded the roads
 2   4, 14|      hearers, wise, well trained, ready and learned,~versed in the
 3   5, 18|              Seeing that Yasa was ready to enter upon the path,
 4   6, 20|       that the whole assembly was ready as a vessel~to receive the
 5  11, 34|      brotherhood that the meal is ready.' And~the maid went, but
 6  11, 35|      half-month. If~the Sangha is ready, let the Sangha hold the
 7  12, 36|        modest,~conscientious, and ready to submit himself to discipline.
 8  12, 36|        modest, conscientious, and~ready to submit himself to discipline,
 9  12, 36|        modest, conscientious, and~ready to submit themselves to
10  13, 47| Buddha-knowledge unto all who are~ready and willing to receive it.
11  13, 59|       wish~to learn; our ears are ready to hear, thou art our teacher,
12  14, 67|         pincers, and called out:~'Ready, ready, go!' crane took
13  14, 67|           and called out:~'Ready, ready, go!' crane took him and
14  14, 72|     instruction of~those who were ready, to learn: "A fool, though
15  15, 77|        the kings and their armies ready to fight, requested~them
16  16, 92|     Ambapali, the courtesan, made ready in her~mansion sweet rice
17  16, 92|         has come, and the meal is ready!" And the Blessed One robed
18  17, 95|      cloth of~gold, burnished and ready for wear."~ "Be it so, sir!"
19  17, 95|      cloth of gold, burnished and~ready for wear.~ The Malla Pukkusa
20  17, 95|      cloth of gold,~burnished and ready for wear, to the Blessed
21  17, 95|       burnished cloth of gold are ready for wear. May the~Blessed
22  18, 96|           Ananda, and said: "Make ready for me, I pray~you, Ananda,
23  19, 98|           shun no~trouble, and be ready to bring any sacrifice;