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 1   1, 8 |     to the bank of a~flowing river in the woods to eat the
 2   1, 9 |       The Ganges is a mighty river~and it possesses all these
 3   2, 10|    to bathe in the Neranjara River, but when he strove to leave~
 4   4, 14|     tree on the banks of the river Neranjara,~pronounced this
 5   6, 19|     of~fire-worship into the river and went to the Blessed
 6   6, 19| fire-worship floating in the river, they said: "Something has
 7  11, 34|      habit of bathing in the~river Achiravati with the courtesans,
 8  13, 48|      among men~who cross the river and reach the goal. The
 9  13, 49|    hither to the bank of the river, and, having some business
10  13, 49| invoke the other bank of the river to come over to him on this
11  14, 66|      swimming lustily in the river, playing with his~mate.
12  16, 85| SOUTH of Savatthi is a great river, on the banks of which lay
13  16, 85|    him preach. Coming to the river~where the water was deep
14  16, 85|     salvation, I crossed the river and I walked over its troubled
15  16, 85|  shackles so as to~cross the river of worldliness and attain
16  16, 90|  Buddha~had gone towards the river Ganges, "The Gotama Gate."
17  16, 90|     He therefore crossed the river without any~boat, signifying
18  16, 90|   called this passage of the river~"Gotama Ford."~ ~
19  16, 94|    the bank of~the Neranjara River: 'Be greeted, thou Holy
20  17, 95|     stirred the water; but a river, O Lord, is not far off.~
21  17, 95|      said: "Let us go to the~river."~ Then the third time the
22  18, 96|      the~further side of the river Hirannavati, and when he