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 1   1, 9 |         meetings for~sacrifices. Far better to revere the truth
 2   6, 21|          his truth both near and far.~ ~ "If all could hear this
 3   6, 21|          One to live in, not too~far from the town and not too
 4  11, 33|          mind is dazed.~ "Better far with red-hot irons bore
 5  12, 37|     meant, Let 'Be not hatred go far.~And when my father said
 6  13, 45|        right meditation.~ "In so far, O friends, as a noble youth
 7  13, 47|          that the~water is still far off. But let him not be
 8  13, 48| foolishness, is wise at least so far. But a~fool who thinks himself
 9  13, 48|    passions will grow, and he is far~from the destruction of
10  13, 55|          his~attitude only in so far as all beings are different.
11  14, 69|         torch to light it up, as far as I can." A~samana sitting
12  14, 73|       And when they had got thus far, the spade of the diggers
13  16, 90|         them, and~gladdened them far into the night with religious
14  16, 90|      them, saying, "The night is far spent, O householders. It
15  16, 92|        and went in a carriage as~far as the ground was passable
16  16, 92|          when they had driven as far the ground was passable
17  17, 95|          a river, O Lord, is not far off.~Its water is clear
18  18, 97|       profit; while he who lives far~off from where I am and
19  18, 97|       yet, being disobedient, be far away from~me. Yet he who