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 1   1, 6 |     asked his charioteer: "What kind of man~is this?" And the
 2   1, 8 |        thy words are prudent. A kind~man who makes good use of
 3   4, 14|       call!~ How blessed, to be kind and good,~ And practice
 4   4, 16|         The Buddha looks with a kind heart equally on~all living
 5   6, 20|        love to all,~ So tender, kind and mild.~ ~ "Yea cherish
 6  13, 42|         perform~miracles of any kind.~ Soon after this it happened
 7  13, 51|      life is a struggle of some kind. But~he that struggles should
 8  13, 53|        flame. It burns the same kind of oil, it emits~the same
 9  13, 53|       of oil, it emits~the same kind of light, and it serves
10  13, 53|      lamp, filled with the same kind of oil, illuminating the
11  13, 53|          the flames of the same kind,~illuminating with equal
12  13, 53|       with equal power the same kind of rooms, are in a certain~
13  13, 53|      the same name~and the same kind of possessions, he would
14  13, 53|       as two flames of the same kind are~called the same; and
15  13, 53|      but I do not care for that kind~of continuation. All I care
16  14, 76| generosity of a king when he is kind to a slave; but there is
17  16, 80|     been a~passionate girl, but kind to her servants, and one
18  16, 83|       acquired supreme wisdom. "Kind sirs," he said, "Can you
19  16, 87|        neighbors as patient~and kind, but his relatives were
20  18, 96|     pass away from me-who is so kind!"~ Now, the Blessed One