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 1   1, 3 |        under the burden of his work;~he is immortal, although
 2   1, 3 |   Buddhahood, for~he is fit to work out the salvation of his
 3   1, 3 | indestructible and~invincible! Work the truth out in your mind,
 4   1, 8 |  hinder me from completing the work I have begun. I regret to
 5   2, 10|        wilt be~able to do good work." But the Sakyamuni made
 6   7, 23|   shall do. My life is full of~work, and having acquired great
 7   7, 23|     with cares.~Yet I enjoy my work, and apply myself to it
 8  12, 37|      in the performance of his work, the king very soon gave~
 9  12, 40| elements, cause the machine to~work. The body moves about like
10  13, 42|     supernatural gifts; he can work miracles." And the villagers~
11  13, 47|       himself with zeal to~his work, and the Tathagata will
12  13, 47|      the~task as hopeless. The work of removing the dry sand
13  13, 53|     about thy soul. Yet is thy work in vain~because thou art
14  14, 60|       if thou forbiddest us to work miracles and to attain the~
15  14, 74|      fitting for~thee to go to work than to beg. I plough and
16  16, 83|      having performed one good work, is now~living in paradise?"
17  16, 86|        the consummation of his work, and thus he~attains the
18  16, 90|     One seeing~the laborers at work predicted the future greatness
19  16, 94|        which is~permanent, and work out your salvation with
20  18, 96|    learner, one who has yet to work out his own perfection.
21  18, 96|    purpose and attended to the work~set me, I look for rest
22  18, 97|      truth will remain forever Work out your salvation with~