Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 7 |           thine eyes to behold it. Just~as a man who has fallen
 2   7, 24|            proper mode in charity; just as the~vigorous warrior
 3  12, 40| instantaneous and living is dying.~Just as a chariot-wheel in rolling
 4  12, 40|            what people call a man. Just~as the word 'chariot' is
 5  12, 40|           law of cause and effect. Just as a~seal is impressed upon
 6  12, 40|            following, must go.~ ~ "Just as machines are worked by
 7  13, 48|           and intelligence, who is just, speaks the~truth, and does
 8  13, 49|          lead to Manasakata. Is it just so with the~paths of the
 9  13, 49|        neither know nor have seen. Just as when a string~of blind
10  13, 49|         great, and beyond measure. just as a mighty~trumpeter makes
11  14, 65|         joy at meeting his father. Just so~little by little, must
12  14, 67|        root of yonder varana-tree. Just~as I have eaten those fish,
13  14, 67|           fish, every one of them, just so will I devour~thee also!'~ "'
14  14, 71|            slave of Sumana, having just cut the grass on the~meadow,
15  14, 73|         the wagons!"~The day broke just as they stopped and were
16  16, 83|             mother, are at an end, just as a guest who~leaves his
17  16, 89|          the lineage~of the faith. Just as a king, Lord, might have
18  16, 91|        righteous,~the upright, the just, the law abiding, to be
19  16, 92|          lords," said she, "I have just invited the Blessed One
20  16, 93|       turning eighty years of age. Just as a wornout cart can not
21  17, 95|           to the Blessed~One: "But just now, Lord, five hundred