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 1   1, 2 |   hidden in~transiency. You who wish for happiness without the
 2   1, 2 |    souls from our petty selves, wish no ill to~others, and become
 3   6, 20|         king. This was my first wish, and it has been fulfilled.
 4   6, 20|     kingdom. This was my second~wish and it is fulfilled now.
 5   6, 20|       to him. This was my third wish and it is fulfilled now.
 6   6, 20|       fulfilled now. The~fourth wish was: Might the Blessed One
 7   6, 20|   fulfilled now.~ "The greatest wish, however, was the fifth
 8   6, 20|          however, was the fifth wish: Might I~understand the
 9   6, 20|       the Blessed One. And this wish is fulfilled~too.~ "Glorious
10   7, 23|        One the Tathagata, and I wish to open to the my whole
11   7, 24|        and our neighbors. Now I wish to found~there a vihara
12   8, 27|   saying: "I am growing old and wish to see~my son before I die.
13  11, 32| admitted to the Sangha, but her wish had not been granted. Now~
14  11, 34|       season.~ "As to my second wish, Lord, an incoming bhikkhu,
15  13, 49|       has~properly brooded, the wish arises in her heart, 'O
16  13, 51|     approached him, he said: "I wish,~Lord to visit the samana
17  13, 59|     thou all-seeing one, we all wish~to learn; our ears are ready
18  16, 81|         when he read the silent wish in the heart of the~bridegroom,
19  18, 96|         I am weary, Ananda, and wish to lie down."~ "Be it so,
20  18, 97|      the order, if it should so wish,~abolish all the lesser