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 1   1, 7 |      unswervingly and thou shalt gain the prize.~Struggle earnestly
 2   1, 8 |        lose religion is not true gain. But he~who possesses all
 3   5, 18|         Yasa, my son, finds it a gain to~stay with thee, let him
 4   7, 23|          of leisure will have no gain, for a life of indolence
 5   7, 24| bestowing clothing on others, we gain more beauty;~by donating
 6  11, 35|     Titthiya school, prosper and gain adherents because they keep
 7  13, 51|          us be brothers, he will gain a~victory that is not a
 8  13, 51|         to be successful, and to gain victories than~he who is
 9  14, 63|     state a man has reached, the gain is heaven;~the loss of his
10  16, 90|           O householders, is the gain of the well-doer through~
11  16, 90|    householders, is the fivefold gain of the well doer." When
12  16, 94|      world, for~the good and the gain of mankind!" Said the Blessed
13  16, 94|       world, and to~the good and gain of all living beings! Star-gazing
14  17, 95|        good to thee, Chunda, and gain to thee,~that the Tathagata
15  17, 95|       gives away shall have real gain. He who subdues~himself
16  18, 97|  venerable Ananda: "Great is~thy gain, friend Ananda, great is
17  19, 98|         unto a precious jewel to gain which you must shun no~trouble,