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 1   1, 3 |    grows and blossoms and bears fruit. Its~beauty is marvelous,
 2   1, 8 |     over all the worlds, is the fruit of holiness. The~Bodhisattva
 3   6, 20|         self is perishable, the fruit they strive for will perish~
 4   7, 24|    flower of his reward and the fruit that ripens~from it. Hard
 5   7, 24|     shade, the flowers,~and the fruit in future years. Even so
 6   8, 27|       heavy, but now I reap the~fruit of thy great renunciation.
 7  11, 32|     Tathagata, to attain to the fruit of conversion, to attain
 8  11, 32|     Tathagata, to attain to the~fruit of conversion, to attain
 9  11, 35|      them with the bliss of the fruit of good deeds.~Thus the
10  13, 48| pleasant so long~as it bears no fruit; but when its fruit ripens,
11  13, 48|    bears no fruit; but when its fruit ripens, then he looks upon
12  13, 48|     evil so long as it bears no fruit; but when its~fruit ripens,
13  13, 48|    bears no fruit; but when its~fruit ripens, then he sees its
14  13, 51|       consider that this is the fruit of his own act. As soon
15  13, 53|     where thou canst escape the fruit of thine evil~actions. At
16  14, 63|        all beings will reap the~fruit of their actions. But he
17  14, 66|       this indeed is the bitter fruit of my~folly,' would surely
18  14, 73|        will be neither path~nor fruit for me. What is the use
19  14, 74|        ploughing that bears the~fruit of immortality."~ ~
20  17, 95|  offerings of food are of equal fruit and of much greater profit
21  17, 95|  offerings of food are of equal fruit and of~equal profit, and
22  17, 95|     profit, and of much greater fruit and much greater profit