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 1   1, 4 |       came forth from her right side like the rising~sun bright
 2   1, 6 |   arranged themselves on either side, eagerly gazing at the~heir
 3   5, 18|      saw his son sitting at his side in a bhikkhu's~robe. "My
 4  11, 34|        she took~her seat at his side and spoke thus: "Eight are
 5  12, 36|         said: "The bhikkhus who side with the~expelled brother
 6  12, 39|      pieces passed by on either side without~doing any harm.
 7  13, 49|      some business on the~other side, should want to cross. Do
 8  13, 49|        come over to him on this side,~the bank would come on
 9  14, 73|       caravan safe to~the other side by his knowledge of the
10  16, 89|        seat respectfully at his side, and said:~"Lord! such faith
11  16, 92| respectfully at his feet on one side. As a prudent woman goes~
12  16, 92|       seats respectfully by his side.~And when they were thus
13  16, 92|    brought, and sat down at his side, and addressed the Blessed~
14  16, 93|        seat respectfully on one side, said: "'I have~beheld,
15  17, 95|        seat respectfully on one side. Then the~Blessed One instructed,
16  18, 96|         Kusinara on the~further side of the river Hirannavati,
17  18, 96|          as he sat there by his~side: "Enough, Ananda Let not
18  18, 97|       peaceful streams on every side were torrent-swollen,~the