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 1   1, 9 |       performs the actions of the~senses then if the door of sight
 2   2, 10| virtuously keeping in~check their senses, subduing their passions,
 3   4, 12|         fields, that is, the five senses and the~mind. The six fields
 4   4, 16|        less to a triumph over the senses!~ "He who fills his lamp
 5   5, 18|      heart may have conquered the senses.~The outward form does not
 6   6, 19|           eye is burning, all the senses are burning, thoughts~are
 7   6, 19|          his eye, wary of all his senses, wary~of his thoughts. He
 8   6, 20|           and understands how the senses act, finds~no room for selfishness,
 9   6, 20|        Now attend and listen: The senses meet the object and from
10  13, 48|      lives for pleasure only, his senses uncontrolled,~immoderate
11  13, 48|        looking for pleasures, his senses well-controlled, moderate
12  13, 49|         to the temptations of the senses; they are~entangled in the
13  13, 49|        guarded is the door of his senses; mindful and self-possessed,
14  13, 52|        which we perceive with our senses and that which is~mental?"~
15  14, 66|         difficulty in keeping his senses~and passions under control;
16  14, 66|      which, if thou guard~not thy senses, will lead thee to destruction."~ ~
17  16, 84|           said: "She has lost her senses. The boy is dead. At~length