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 1   1, 3 |       god, no man, no demon, can destroy its existence. But~the stone
 2   4, 12|    Remove ignorance and you~will destroy the wrong desires that rise
 3   4, 12|        that rise from ignorance; destroy these~desires and you will
 4   4, 12| perception that rises from~them. Destroy wrong perception and there
 5   4, 12|        in~individualized beings. Destroy the errors in individualized
 6   4, 12|       six fields will disappear. Destroy illusions~and the contact
 7   4, 12|          to beget misconception. Destroy~misconception and you do
 8   4, 12|         you do away with thirst. Destroy thirst and you will~be free
 9   4, 12|      Remove the cleaving and you destroy~the selfishness of selfhood.
10   6, 19|  beautiful, but the serpent will destroy him."~ In the morning the
11   8, 25|         not oppress them, do not destroy them; keep in due~check
12  12, 39|       wild elephant let loose to destroy the~Lord, became gentle
13  13, 48|         burnt by fire. Pleasures destroy the foolish; the~foolish
14  13, 51|          Simha, is not taught to~destroy the souls of men, but to
15  13, 58|       nor~moisture, nor wind can destroy the blessing of a good deed,
16  14, 67|          thou that I am going to destroy. For thou, in thy folly,
17  14, 74|         ploughing is~ploughed to destroy the weeds of illusion. The
18  16, 87|    another one like me,~ He will destroy them; and I shall be free.~ ~ "
19  16, 87|       Neither think that you can destroy wrong by retaliating evil
20  16, 88|    mighty~though they be. I will destroy the Vajjis; I will bring