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 1   1, 2 | self-love. So be it, but~then, verily, you should learn to distinguish
 2   1, 2 |        and rests in the~truth. Verily his composure and tranquility
 3   1, 4 |     the lands of the earth, or verily will become a Buddha. He
 4   1, 7 |       is sure and cannot fail.~Verily I shall become a Buddha."~
 5   4, 16|    constitute uncleanness; not verily the eating of~flesh.~ "A
 6   4, 16|       the origin of~suffering: Verily, it is that craving which
 7   4, 16|      destruction~of suffering: Verily, it is the destruction,
 8   4, 16|     the destruction of sorrow. Verily, it is this noble~eightfold
 9  11, 34|      joy, assuagest pain,~ And verily thy gift will be a blessing~
10  13, 47|    perfect enlightenment.~And, verily, such is the power of the
11  13, 49|    Brahma, we call upon thee.' Verily, it is not possible that
12  13, 53|        now and in the past."~ "Verily, O Lord," rejoined Kutadanta,
13  14, 60|       are wondrous things; but verily,~every man can attain them.
14  14, 76|       practice it unto others. Verily there is great merit in~
15  16, 81|       he will provide for her. Verily, I say unto you, their children
16  16, 89|       of thy mouth,~Sariputta: verily, thou hast burst forth into
17  18, 97|      said to~the Blessed One: "Verily, I believe that in this