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 1   1, 2 |           it is the cause of your~misery.~ You attain to immortality
 2   1, 3 |          labyrinth is the road~to misery, and its fading beauty kindles
 3   1, 3 |            Who shall save us~from misery? Who shall restore us to
 4   1, 3 |         of blessedness?~ There is misery in the world of Samsara;
 5   1, 3 |         of Samsara; there is much misery and~pain. But greater than
 6   1, 3 |          But greater than all the misery is the bliss of truth. Truth~
 7   1, 3 |          the savior from evil and misery. The~Buddha has found the
 8   1, 6 |         All sorrowful sights, all misery, and all knowledge of~misery
 9   1, 6 |      misery, and all knowledge of~misery were kept away from Siddhattha,
10   1, 7 |       with his mental eye all the misery~and sorrow of the world;
11   4, 12|         anxiety, tribulation,~and misery."~ And the Bodhisattva began
12   6, 19|         room he said: "Alas, what~misery! Truly, the countenance
13   6, 20| existences, are the causes of the~misery and vanity in the world.
14  13, 45|          is~suffering; sorrow and misery are suffering; affliction
15  13, 53|      living. Wouldst thou say his~misery is not the product of his
16  13, 57|      society and noticed how much~misery came from malignity and
17  13, 57|        Will it not~be a source of misery to thee? As the echo belongs
18  13, 57|       shadow to the substance, so misery will overtake the evil-doer~
19  13, 57|        man cannot be hurt and the misery that the other~would inflict