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 1   1, 4 |    wisdom like unto a white~elephant, descended upon her. When
 2   1, 6 |  world.~ But as the chained elephant longs for the wilds of the
 3  12, 36|    retirement like a lonely elephant in the forest. With fools~
 4  12, 39|    harm. Nalagiri, the wild elephant let loose to destroy the~
 5  13, 56|     who~had a very powerful elephant, able to cope with five
 6  13, 56|      When going to war, the elephant was armed with~sharp swords
 7  13, 56|    fatal, he had taught the~elephant to keep his trunk well coiled
 8  13, 56|   But during the battle the~elephant stretched forth his trunk
 9  13, 56|   and they decided that the~elephant was no longer fit to be
10  13, 56|  well! Be like the fighting elephant who guards his trunk against
11  13, 56|   escape iniquity. Like the elephant well subdued and quiet,
12  16, 87|                 THE PATIENT ELEPHANT~ ~ WHILE the Blessed One
13  16, 87|   the~Himalaya region as an elephant. He grew up strong and big,
14  16, 87|    tree, and jumping on the elephant's back, insulted and~tormented
15  16, 87|   tree-trunk, addressed the elephant saying, 'My lord elephant,
16  16, 87|   elephant saying, 'My lord elephant, why dost~thou put up with
17  16, 87|     they do it to any rogue elephant, he will punish them~indeed,
18  16, 87| went elsewhere, and another~elephant, a savage beast, came and
19  16, 87|    did as before. The rogue elephant seized the monkeys with
20  16, 87|     the good man, the rogue elephant was~the one who will punish
21  16, 87|      but the virtuous noble elephant was~the Tathagata himself