Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 4 |   another child. I~shall soon leave this world, my husband,
 2   1, 8 | highest treasure of all, must leave behind all~that can concern
 3   1, 8 |       have begun. I regret to leave~thee. But I will go to the
 4   1, 9 |      remove the qualities and leave the thing, but if you think~
 5   2, 10|  River, but when he strove to leave~the water he could not rise
 6   6, 22|  Sakyamuni induces fathers to leave their wives and causes families~
 7   8, 25|       to the prince and asked~leave to buy the ground. The prince
 8  12, 40|       to direct him, saying, 'Leave the left and~go to the right;
 9  12, 40|     left and~go to the right; leave the right and go to the
10  13, 59|       man, when he dies,~must leave the fleeting wealth of the
11  14, 66|     control; so, resolving to leave the Order, he~came to the
12  16, 84| company of his~relatives, and leave the life of this world.
13  16, 87|       brethren rose and asked leave to~propose a question and
14  16, 87|    and thus increasing wrong. Leave the wicked to their fate
15  16, 93|     disciples, without taking leave of the order. Let me~now,
16  16, 93|    then, should the Tathagata leave instructions in any~matter
17  16, 94|      and dear to us, and must leave them. How then, Ananda,
18  18, 96|   must~separate from them and leave them? The foolish man conceives
19  18, 97|    the~Blessed One gives thee leave."~ When the Blessed One
20  18, 97|   must separate from them and~leave them, since everything that