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 1   1, 4 |      to another child. I~shall soon leave this world, my husband,
 2   1, 6 |       when they know they must soon~wither and pine away!"~
 3   6, 20|       and left,~ For all, both soon and late,~ And with no hindrance,
 4   8, 27|       journey to Kapilavatthu. Soon the tidings spread in the~
 5  12, 37|        his work, the king very soon gave~him a position of trust.
 6  12, 39|       and~self-mortification.~ Soon afterwards the Blessed One
 7  12, 39|        and~became converted as soon as they saw him and listened
 8  12, 40|      period of one thought.~As soon as that thought has ceased
 9  13, 42| perform~miracles of any kind.~ Soon after this it happened that
10  13, 43|     the coop has food but will soon be boiled in the pot;~ No
11  13, 43|      You lie down to rest, but soon the cock will announce morn.~
12  13, 47|      apprehends that they will soon attain enlightenment.~ "
13  13, 51|       fruit of his own act. As soon as he~will understand that
14  13, 51|  brittle and its contents will~soon be spilt for the benefit,
15  14, 73|       struck on a~rock; and as soon as it struck, they all gave
16  16, 87|        strikes him not,~ Shall soon some punishment incur~ Which
17  16, 88|  decline, but to~prosper."~ As soon as the king's messenger
18  18, 96|      effort and thou too~shalt soon be free from evils, from
19  18, 97|   anguish at the thought:~"Too soon has the Blessed One died!
20  18, 97|      the Blessed One died! Too soon has the Happy One~passed
21  18, 97|       away from existence! Too soon has the Light of the world