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 1   1, 2 |              out of self is Nirvana.~ Happy is he who has ceased to
 2   1, 3 |           wounded; he is glorious and happy, although he may suffer;~
 3   1, 6 |            was anxious to see his~son happy. All sorrowful sights, all
 4   1, 6 |               his countenance, said:~"Happy the father that begot thee,
 5   1, 6 |               father that begot thee, happy the mother that nursed~thee,
 6   1, 6 |              mother that nursed~thee, happy the wife that calls husband
 7   1, 6 |         hearing this greeting, said: "Happy are they that have~found
 8  12, 36|               overcoming all dangers, happy and mindful.~ "But if he
 9  13, 49|      self-possessed, he is~altogether happy. He who walks in the eightfold
10  13, 59|        passion, is subdued, perfectly happy, and of a firm~mind. Such
11  14, 60|         savaka, is the promise of the happy~region vain talk and a myth?"~ "
12  14, 60|            will be transported~to the happy region of this pure land,
13  14, 60|              Buddha, "there is such a happy paradise. But~the country
14  14, 60|  righteousness. He~only can reach the happy land whose soul is filled
15  14, 73|            thou fail now to reach the happy state thou wilt have to
16  16, 83|             to follow thee." Said the happy father: "How does it~happen
17  16, 83|             upon a royal~edict."~ The happy father hastened to the place
18  16, 90|          death, his mind remains in a happy state. Wherever~his karma
19  16, 91| Fully-enlightened One, wise, upright, happy, world-knowing, supreme,~
20  16, 94|               and~said: 'Make thyself happy, O wicked one; the final
21  17, 95|            One take the bowl. Let the Happy One drink the water. Let~
22  18, 97|            One died! Too soon has the Happy One~passed away from existence!