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 1  12, 37|          them the story~of Prince Dighavu, the Long-lived. He said: "
 2  12, 37|           son and they called him Dighavu. When~Dighavu had grown
 3  12, 37|          called him Dighavu. When~Dighavu had grown up, the king thought
 4  12, 37|         he~sent his son away, and Dighavu having received a good education
 5  12, 37|         last advice, he cried: 'O Dighavu, my son! Be not far-sighted,~
 6  12, 37|         Kosala were executed, but Dighavu their son~bought strong
 7  12, 37|           afraid, for he thought, Dighavu, the son of~King Dighiti,
 8  12, 37|          assassinate me.'~ "Young Dighavu went to the forest and wept
 9  12, 37|           being much~pleased with Dighavu, gave him employment in
10  12, 37|           from his retinue, young Dighavu alone~remaining with him.
11  12, 37|          head in the lap of young Dighavu and slept.~ "Dighavu thought: '
12  12, 37|        young Dighavu and slept.~ "Dighavu thought: 'People will forgive
13  12, 37|        unsheathed his sword. Then Dighavu~thought of the last words
14  12, 37|          I often dream that young Dighavu is~coming upon me with his
15  12, 37|    drawing his sword, said: 'I am~Dighavu, the son of King Dighiti,
16  12, 37|         was at the mercy of young Dighavu raised~his hands and said: '
17  12, 37|         Grant me my life, my dear Dighavu, grant me my~life. I shall
18  12, 37|    forever grateful to thee.' And Dighavu said without~bitterness
19  12, 37|         king said: 'Well, my dear Dighavu, then grant me my life,~
20  12, 37|     Brahmadatta of Kasi and young~Dighavu granted each other's life
21  12, 37| Brahmadatta of Kasi said to young Dighavu: 'Why did thy~father say
22  12, 37|       thought: 'How wise is young Dighavu~that he understands in its