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 1   1, 4 |  meditation will be like a cool lake; and all creatures parched
 2   1, 7 |         for the great deathless lake of Nirvana to wash off the~
 3   1, 7 |     defilement of wrong. If the lake is not sought, it is not
 4   1, 7 |         is not the fault of~the lake. Even so when there is a
 5  13, 41|        shown you the way~to the lake of ambrosia, which washes
 6  13, 48|         deep, smooth, and~still lake.~ If a man speaks or acts
 7  14, 67|    crane:~'I know a fine, large lake, which never becomes dry.
 8  14, 67|        of them~sent over to the lake to see it; and a big carp
 9  14, 67|      carried him to~a beautiful lake and brought him back in
10  14, 67|       put~them in a fine, large lake. Come along. I shall take
11  14, 67| certainly never let him go in a lake! Now if he~should really
12  14, 67|   should really put me into the lake it would be splendid; but
13  14, 67|     took him and showed him the lake, and then~turned off toward
14  14, 67|         cried the lobster,~"The lake lies that way, but thou
15  14, 67|        down and put me into the lake,' replied the lobster. And
16  14, 67|       and stepped down into the lake, to place the~lobster on