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 1   1, 4 |    parents; and Suddhodana, anxious about his wife and the child
 2   1, 6 |     India; for the king was anxious to see his~son happy. All
 3   6, 19|     Jatilas and~said: "I am anxious to lead a religious life
 4   8, 25|   Buddha, the prince~became anxious to share in the foundation
 5  11, 33|     A woman of the world is anxious to exhibit her form and
 6  12, 37|    presence of his son, yet anxious to communicate to him~his
 7  13, 43|    see people die. I am not~anxious about others, but I tremble
 8  13, 46|    mind of ignorance and be~anxious to learn the truth, especially
 9  13, 53|   religious disposition and anxious about his~fate after death,
10  13, 53|     still to self; thou art anxious about heaven~but thou seekest
11  14, 67|   bland voice: care you not anxious for your future welfare
12  16, 85|     of the Buddha. As I was anxious to hear the doctrine of~
13  16, 88|    in heart, afraid of sin, anxious to learn,~strong in energy,
14  16, 91|   peace of Nirvana. Men are anxious about death and their fate~
15  16, 91|    heard the truth still be anxious about the dead, this~is
16  16, 91| those men and women who are anxious to walk in the noble~eightfold
17  16, 93|    height! But they must be~anxious to learn."~ ~