Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 4 |      drought of lust may freely drink thereof. On the fire of~
 2   1, 8 |          Shall we advise him to drink that which will increase
 3   4, 16|       moderate, let him eat and drink~according to the need of
 4  12, 40|   impulse, either~to eat, or to drink, or to utter sounds, or
 5  12, 40|         no~desire to eat, or to drink, or to utter sounds, or
 6  12, 40|      has a desire to eat, or to drink, or to utter~sounds, or
 7  13, 41|        given you the refreshing drink called the perception of
 8  13, 56|        fit for holding water to drink?"~ "No, my Lord," replied
 9  14, 76|       he asked her for water to drink. Pakati~said: "O Brahman,
10  14, 76|      mean to give thee water to~drink, do not ask any service
11  14, 76| joyfully and she~gave Ananda to drink.~ Ananda thanked her and
12  16, 94|        satisfy your hunger, and~drink to satisfy your thirst.
13  17, 95|      thirsty, Ananda, and~would drink."~ When he had thus spoken,
14  17, 95|        the Blessed One may both drink water and~cool his limbs."~
15  17, 95|      thirsty,~Ananda, and would drink."~ And a second time the
16  17, 95|       thirsty, Ananda and would drink." "Be it so, Lord!" said
17  17, 95|         bowl. Let the Happy One drink the water. Let~the Teacher