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 1   1, 4 | anxious about his wife and the child she~would bear him, willingly
 2   1, 4 |     The Brahma-angels took the child and placing him before the
 3   1, 4 |       the heavens to bless~the child. All the worlds were flooded
 4   1, 4 |    queen mother, beholding her~child and the commotion which
 5   1, 4 |     Brahma, but I worship this child; and the gods~in the temples
 6   1, 4 |   manifested~indicate that the child now born will bring deliverance
 7   1, 4 |    never give birth to another child. I~shall soon leave this
 8   1, 4 |       king, and Siddhattha,~my child. When I am gone, be thou
 9   1, 4 |        by little, so the royal child grew from day to day in
10   1, 5 | selfish aim, but regarding his child and the people at~large,
11   1, 6 |        man was once a~suckling child, and as a youth full of
12   1, 7 |       delivery of a woman with child, as all these things are
13   1, 7 |        a parting kiss. But the child lay in the~arms of his mother,
14   1, 8 |        little, and lust like a child will grow.~Wield worldly
15   6, 20|     life~ And watches over her child,~ So boundless be your love
16  11, 33|         if very young, as your child. The samana who looks on
17  16, 83|       came and~buried the dead child and when the father came
18  16, 83|  humbly to beg of him that his child~might be allowed to return
19  16, 83|   place and saw his be beloved~child playing with other children,
20  16, 84|     grief she~carried the dead child to all her neighbors, asking
21  16, 84|     give thee medicine for thy child, but I know a physician
22  16, 84|        where no one has lost a child, husband, parent, or friend."
23  16, 84|       of her affection for her child, Kisa~Gotami had the dead