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 1   1, 2 |      and hot are the flames of burning desires. The world is Vanity
 2   1, 2 | cessation of~anxiety, that our burning desires would be extinguished!
 3   1, 2 |       without the admixture of burning desires, without the~distortion
 4   6, 19|       and filling~the air with burning vapor, but could do him
 5   6, 19|      Everything, O Jatilas, is~burning. The eye is burning, all
 6   6, 19|         is~burning. The eye is burning, all the senses are burning,
 7   6, 19|    burning, all the senses are burning, thoughts~are burning. They
 8   6, 19|      are burning, thoughts~are burning. They are burning with the
 9   6, 19| thoughts~are burning. They are burning with the fire of lust. There
10   8, 25|      existence. When a tree is~burning with fierce flames, how
11  13, 48|        mayest~not cry out when burning, "This is pain." The wicked
12  13, 51|       away of~the soul and the burning away of man's being? Pray
13  13, 53|       burned yesterday and are burning now in the same~lamp, filled
14  14, 71|      houses a single light was burning. Then a neighbor came with~
15  14, 73|     became as hot as a mass of~burning embers, so that no man could
16  16, 83|        life quickly comes as a burning torrent sweeping away~the
17  16, 83|        man set to look after~a burning lamp. A wise man, understanding
18  18, 97|    down from heaven.~ When the burning ceremonies were over, Devaputta