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 1   1, 8 |      possession their hearts are set, and when they~die they
 2   4, 16| persuasion.~ Now the Blessed One set the wheel of the most excellent
 3   4, 16|         the Blessed One had thus set the royal chariot wheel
 4   4, 16|          moved the earth;~he has set the wheel of Truth rolling,
 5   6, 22|         as his chief follower to set the wheel of the law rolling."~
 6   7, 23|          grove near the city, he set out on that very night to
 7   8, 27|        request of his father and set out~on his journey to Kapilavatthu.
 8   9, 28|         Buddha took his bowl and set out to beg his~food. And
 9  11, 34|          desires to go, and will~set out on the road in weariness.~ "
10  13, 49|       regards them all with mind set free, and deep-felt~love.~ "
11  14, 63|        parable: "Three~merchants set out on their travels each
12  14, 67|          and when the dry season set in he said to the fishes
13  14, 73|       wagons to be yoked, and so set out. The pilot had cushions
14  14, 73|        with it. And when the sun set, they put a flag in the
15  16, 80|          wayward, and thou didst set thy trust on the sham of
16  16, 83|        They are like a blind man set to look after~a burning
17  16, 86|         aged, and in so doing to set an~example to others. This
18  16, 92|         Ambapali,~the courtesan, set the sweet rice and cakes
19  18, 96|         and attended to the work~set me, I look for rest I For
20  18, 97|      mouth, most excellent! They set up that which has been~overturned,
21  18, 97|        of the order which I have set forth and laid~down for