Chapter, Paragraph

 1   4, 16|      their heavenly abodes to listen to the sweetness of the~
 2   4, 17|       joined their master, to listen to the~exhortations of the
 3   6, 20|       deeds.~ "Now attend and listen: The senses meet the object
 4   8, 25|     the law, let the Maharaja listen and weigh my~words, and
 5   8, 25| ponder on kingly~dignity, nor listen to the smooth words of flatterers.~
 6  12, 37|       with impartial~justice. Listen with patience to both parties.
 7  13, 47|     also~those who reverently listen to him and joyfully accept
 8  13, 47|    impure passions,~when they listen to the voice, will be purified.
 9  13, 47|     long as the~people do not listen to the words of truth, the
10  13, 47|       you hearers who love to listen to the benign and~comforting
11  13, 50|  possess no~saving power. But listen to me and know, that in
12  13, 51|    speaking truly of me, too.~Listen, and I will tell thee: I
13  13, 53|    said the Blessed One, "Now listen and~answer these questions:
14  13, 56|     addressed him once~more: "Listen, and I will tell thee a
15  14, 60|     in the minds of~those who listen to their sweet sounds, remembrance
16  14, 66|   ruined through thy folly.~ "Listen to a story of another existence
17  14, 73|      Tell us how this was."~ "Listen, then, O mendicants!" said
18  15, 78|       in his life he began to listen to~the teachings of righteousness."~
19  15, 79|     and the king pretended to listen~with great attention to
20  16, 80|    fade, and if thou wilt but listen~to the doctrine of our Lord,
21  16, 88|       welfare of a community. Listen well,~and I will speak.~ "