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 1   1, 8 |        kind~man who makes good use of wealth is rightly said
 2   6, 20|  master, and there would be no use in~perfecting the perfect;
 3   7, 23|    there is no causation, what use would there be in~shaping
 4   8, 25| Jetavana vihara I~give for the use of the brotherhood throughout
 5   8, 25|       light. The~wise man will use the light he has to receive
 6   9, 28|       that he had left off the use of perfumes and ornaments,
 7   9, 28|         she also~refused their use. Like her husband she had
 8  11, 30|     and explicitly ordered the use of~medicines, and among
 9  11, 30| enjoined, whenever needed, the use~of unguents. One of the
10  11, 34|      with special garments~for use in the rainy season.~ "As
11  12, 40|         See here! I am able to~use my legs, but I have no eyes
12  12, 40|         See here! I am able to use my eyes,~but I have no legs
13  14, 60|       a worldly way only;~they use worldly similes and worldly
14  14, 73|      fruit for me. What is the use of a hermit's life if I
15  14, 74|      earnestness~is the goad I use, and exertion is my draught-ox.
16  16, 84|       Thou didst not make good use of thy~wealth. When thou
17  19, 98|        sacred. For what is the use of erecting dagobas for