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 1   1, 2 |    sought salvation in the one thing that~will not fade or perish,
 2   1, 7 |       devote myself to the one thing needful.~ Siddhattha asked: "
 3   1, 9 |       the~idea of the ego. The thing and its quality are different
 4   1, 9 |        qualities and leave the thing, but if you think~your theory
 5   7, 23|        there should be no such thing as sorrow, or calamity,
 6   8, 25|        mind, wisdom is the one thing needful. To neglect wisdom
 7  13, 46|   truth, especially in the one thing that is~needful, lest you
 8  13, 48|        consideration whether a thing is pleasant or~unpleasant.
 9  13, 49|        and is a vain~and empty thing. Now suppose," added the
10  13, 53|    thou art lacking in the one thing that is needful. There is~
11  13, 53|    Then, sir, there is no such thing as wind."~Kutadanta made
12  13, 53|    Buddha: "Learning is a good thing; but it availeth not.~True
13  14, 60|          Is it not a wonderful thing, mysterious~and miraculous
14  14, 73|  attention, he made manifest a thing concealed by~change of birth.
15  16, 83|        it, as though it were a thing of~the past. Men concern
16  16, 84| whatever manner people think a~thing will come to pass, it is
17  16, 93|      the Tathagata has no~such thing as the closed fist of a
18  16, 93|       to attend to any outward thing, becomes~plunged in that
19  17, 95|  Blessed One: "How wonderful a thing~is it, Lord, and how marvelous,