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 1   1, 6 | conditions: the poor and the rich, the ignorant~and the wise,
 2   1, 8 |     not be~despised. To grow rich and lose religion is not
 3   1, 8 |   have no~profit. Charity is rich in returns; charity is the
 4   5, 18|     Yasa to the house of the rich merchant. When they had~
 5   6, 21|    all men's minds would eat rich food,~ And strong would
 6   7, 24|    capital of Kosala, a land rich in produce and~enjoying
 7  13, 51|      be~great or powerful or rich or famous, will have no
 8  14, 61|   between noble~and ignoble, rich and poor. My doctrine is
 9  14, 63|     of~men, disregarding the rich gifts of others and beholding
10  14, 63|      done is as much as~if a rich man were to give up all
11  14, 68|      OF MERIT~ ~ THERE was a rich man who used to invite all
12  14, 68|      house, and, giving them rich gifts, offered~great sacrifices
13  14, 70|      prolong thy life."~ The rich man remembered the words
14  14, 72| LISTLESS FOOL~ ~ THERE was a rich Brahman, well advanced in
15  14, 72|    and he sent~Ananda to the rich Brahman to preach to him
16  16, 84|  MUSTARD SEED~ ~ THERE was a rich man who found his gold suddenly
17  16, 84|    his sickness, visited the rich man and learned the cause
18  16, 84|     to trade with them." The rich man did as his friend had~
19  16, 84|    passed by, and seeing the rich man in the bazaar, said: "
20  16, 84|    silver for sale?" And the~rich man said: "Wilt thou please
21  16, 84|    real worth of things, the rich man gave her in~marriage
22  16, 92|    composed.~Young in years, rich, surrounded by pleasures,