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 1   1, 3 |    immortal, although he will die. The essence of his being
 2   1, 6 |     Men grow old, sicken, and die. That is enough to~take
 3   1, 8 | hearts are set, and when they~die they cannot take along either
 4   4, 14|     truth abroad. I~shall not die until the pure religion
 5   6, 19|     will bite him and he will die." And he said: "I do not~
 6   6, 22|     Eternity.~ They spoil and die: then let us find~ Eternal
 7   8, 27|   wish to see~my son before I die. Others have had the benefit
 8  11, 34| increase upon him, and he may die. Fifthly, Lord, a~bhikkhu
 9  11, 34| increase upon~him, and he may die.~ "Seventhly, Lord, I have
10  13, 43|     excited, for I see people die. I am not~anxious about
11  13, 48|     who are in earnest do not die; those who are~thoughtless
12  13, 48|       a cheat hides the false die from the~gambler. If a man
13  13, 51|       truth will live and not die, for he~has drunk the water
14  13, 53|   existence will cease when~I die. If I am merely a compound
15  13, 54|  remains. The Buddha will not die; the Buddha will~continue
16  14, 67|    have outwitted thee. If we die, we both die~together; for
17  14, 67|      thee. If we die, we both die~together; for I will cut
18  16, 84| daughter, a father or mother, die in your family?" They~answered
19  16, 87|    kin he shall~ See some one die that's dear to him,~ And
20  16, 91|  final salvation.~ "When they die, nothing will remain of
21  16, 91|     that a~human being should die. However, that thou shouldst