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 1   1, 4 |    and placing him before the mother~said: "Rejoice, O queen,
 2   1, 4 |    sore distressed. The queen mother, beholding her~child and
 3   1, 4 |      her sister, Pajapati: "A mother who has~borne a future Buddha
 4   1, 4 |     When I am gone, be thou a mother to him." And Pajapati~wept
 5   1, 6 |    that begot thee, happy the mother that nursed~thee, happy
 6   1, 7 |  child lay in the~arms of his mother, and the prince could not
 7   5, 18|       son, Yasa, he said, thy mother is absorbed in lamentation~
 8   5, 18|   Return home and restore thy mother to life."~ Then Yasa looked
 9   5, 18|   they had~arrived there, the mother and also the former wife
10   5, 18|     taken refuge in him." The mother and~the wife of Yasa, the
11   6, 20|   resentment bear;~  For as a mother risks her life~ And watches
12   9, 28| reverence, but Yasodhara, the mother of Rahula, did not make
13  11, 31|      sake of preaching to~his mother Maya-devi, ascended to heaven
14  11, 32|      She~is the sister of the mother of the Blessed One, and
15  11, 32|    One after the death of his mother. So,~Ananda, women may retire
16  11, 33|       old, regard her as your mother, if young, as your~sister,
17  12, 37|     and slew my father and my mother. He is now~in my power.
18  12, 37|   together with his queen, my mother. I know that men overcome~
19  12, 37|     hast killed my father and mother, O king, and if I should
20  13, 48|       mischief unto itself. A~mother, a father, or any other
21  16, 83|   terms of father, son, wife, mother, are at an end, just as
22  16, 84|      or daughter, a father or mother, die in your family?" They~