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 1   1, 3 |      paradisian labyrinth is the road~to misery, and its fading
 2   1, 7 |          when there is a blessed road leading the man held~fast
 3   1, 7 |     salvation of Nirvana, if the road is not walked~upon, it is
 4   1, 7 |          is not the fault of the road, but of the person. And
 5   4, 13| merchants, came traveling on the road near by, and when they saw
 6   4, 15|      yonder," and taking another road he went away.~ ~
 7   4, 16|        his dwelling-place on the~road. His gait will be straight,
 8  11, 34|          and will~set out on the road in weariness.~ "Fourthly,
 9  12, 40|         the~smooth places in the road.' And the cripple were to
10  13, 41|         first step on the upward road. But new births are required
11  13, 51|     mankind. Thou~showest us the road of salvation, for this indeed
12  14, 73|         round and taken the same road by which they had come.
13  17, 95|       and he went aside from the~road to rest at the foot of a
14  17, 95|       was passing along the high road~from Kusinara to Pava. Pukkusa,
15  18, 97|         They point out the~right road to the wanderer who has