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 1   1, 4 |      she~reached the giant sala tree in the midst of the grove,
 2   1, 7 |      mind's eye under the jambu tree a lofty figure endowed with~
 3   1, 8 |       Sakya race seated under a tree.~Contemplating the composure
 4   2, 10|         espying~the branch of a tree and taking hold of it, he
 5   4, 14|         the~shepherd's Nigrodha tree on the banks of the river
 6   8, 25|     spiritual existence. When a tree is~burning with fierce flames,
 7  12, 40|       as hollow as the plantain tree and as~empty as twirling
 8  13, 48|         wind throws down a weak tree. He who lives~without looking
 9  13, 48|  creeper destroys the life of a tree on which it finds~support.~
10  14, 60|       mind eye the roots of the tree which is shaken by the wind
11  16, 82|     Blessed One~sitting under a tree, saluted him and said: "
12  16, 85| riverside he sat down beneath a tree,~and the villagers seeing
13  16, 87|       he went he saw a pleasant tree, and took~his food, standing
14  16, 87|    monkeys came down~out of the tree, and jumping on the elephant'
15  16, 87|        spirit that lived in the tree, standing upon the~tree-trunk,
16  16, 87|      hearing this, replied, If, Tree sprite, I~cannot endure
17  16, 94|         the shepherd's Nigrodha tree on the bank of~the Neranjara
18  17, 95|        to rest at the foot of a tree, and said: "Fold the robe,
19  17, 95|         seated at the foot of a tree. On seeing him he went up