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 1   1, 7 | evil-destroying guide."~ The prince listened to the noble words of his
 2   1, 9 |           and sat at their~feet. He listened to their doctrines of the
 3   4, 16|       departed~generations that had listened to the sermon of the Tathagata,
 4   7, 23|         together, and Anathapindika listened to the~sweetness of the
 5   7, 23|           the my whole mind. Having~listened to my words advise me what
 6   8, 25|           the Tathagata."~ The king listened with reverence and remembered
 7   8, 26|          hearts the whole~doctrine, listened attentively. But there was
 8  11, 31|         again, converting those who listened to his teachings.~ ~
 9  11, 35|            their meeting-houses and listened to~their sermons. Concerning
10  12, 39|           Ajatasattu.~ The new king listened to the evil advice of Devadatta,
11  12, 39|            soon as they saw him and listened to his~preaching. The rock
12  13, 48|            blame and praise. Having~listened to the law, they become
13  16, 80|           But thou wouldst not have listened to the words of~righteousness
14  16, 80|    pleasures. Thou wouldst~not have listened to the teachings of the
15  16, 82|             party sat down and they listened~eagerly to the words of
16  16, 92|         religious discourse. As she listened to the law,~her face brightened