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 1   1, 2 |      the Buddha~dwell in your hearts. Extinguish in yourselves
 2   1, 4 |  words they rejoiced in their~hearts and named their new-born
 3   1, 8 |     on whose possession their hearts are set, and when they~die
 4   1, 9 |    moral conduct. Purify your hearts and cease to kill;~that
 5   4, 16|   ill-will that chilled their hearts melted away under the gentle~
 6   4, 17|      by the wise in their own hearts.~Therefore to the doctrine
 7   5, 18| Blessed One had cheered their hearts with words of truth~and
 8   8, 26|      and accepting with their hearts the whole~doctrine, listened
 9  13, 47|      to dig deeper into their hearts; but when they begin to
10  14, 60|     things; he looks into~the hearts of men and reads their thoughts.
11  14, 63|      saint who could read the hearts of~men, disregarding the
12  16, 81|      ties together two loving hearts. But there is a~greater
13  16, 84|     the pains of our troubled hearts.~ The Buddha said: "The
14  16, 89|     that thou knowest not the hearts of the~holy Buddhas of the
15  16, 89|   Buddhas of the past nor the hearts of those of the future.
16  16, 89|      not the knowledge of the hearts of all the Buddhas~that
17  16, 91|      Bridler of men's wayward hearts, the Teacher of gods and