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 1   1, 6 |      charioteer observing the deep impression these sad sights
 2   1, 7 |  awakened to the truth. And a deep compassion seized his heart.~
 3   1, 9 |       is no way of salvation. Deep~speculation will easily
 4   1, 9 |      those only who will~have deep faith will learn."~ The
 5   8, 27|       his son's sake he feels deep grief. But let the ties
 6   9, 28| saying: "This arises from~her deep affection, and is more than
 7  13, 48|    they become serene, like a deep, smooth, and~still lake.~
 8  13, 56|   these words was filled with deep sorrow; he never again gave~
 9  13, 59| treasure that is laid up in a deep pit profits nothing and
10  14, 60|   anxieties so as to arouse a deep~compassion for them in thy
11  14, 63|      others and beholding the deep~faith dwelling in the heart
12  14, 73|     And they dug sixty cubits deep.~And when they had got thus
13  15, 79|    the doomed man looked with deep~compassion at his infamous
14  16, 83|    his affections~but without deep wisdom. He had a son of
15  16, 83|     in his~dream he came to a deep mountain pass where he met
16  16, 85|     river~where the water was deep and the current strong,
17  16, 94|   eyelids of Ananda, read the~deep grief in the heart of his
18  18, 96|     said to the Blessed One: "Deep darkness reigned~for want
19  18, 97|  mendicants~of mine, who were deep stricken in years and teachers
20  18, 97|     the~Tathagata fell into a deep meditation, and having passed