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 1   1, 5 |       give happiness to their~children, so did he long to give
 2   3, 11|   watch the harmless games of~children. All the fierce hatred of
 3  11, 34|      in Savatthi who had many children and~grandchildren, had given
 4  12, 37|     by the words of my mouth.~Children ought not to trample under
 5  12, 39|     Buddha, saying: "Take me, children, take me to~him; though
 6  13, 49|    anxiously watches over his children and with loving care helps
 7  13, 50|       thy home, thy wife, thy children, and thy children's~children
 8  13, 50|   wife, thy children, and thy children's~children against the hurtful
 9  13, 50|  children, and thy children's~children against the hurtful influences
10  13, 50|    the South, to thy wife and children in the West, to~thy friends
11  13, 51|     our homes, our wives, our~children, and our property? Does
12  13, 54|     Blessed One.~ "You are my children, I am your father; through
13  14, 62|  thoughts. They~are like unto children, and love to hear tales.
14  14, 72|       I fools to say, 'I have children and~wealth.' He who says
15  14, 72|    can he~claim possession of children, riches, and servants? Many
16  16, 81| Verily, I say unto you, their children will~become like their parents
17  16, 83|      child playing with other children, all transfigured by the