Chapter, Paragraph

 1   4, 14| doctrine preached, they will be~lost. But if they hear it, they
 2   8, 27|     bind him to the son whom he lost embrace with equal kindness~
 3   9, 28|        seven years that she has lost her husband, when she heard
 4  10, 29| bhikkhus he was grieved. He had lost Siddhattha and Nanda, his
 5  13, 59|       nothing and may~easily be lost. The real treasure that
 6  13, 59|      treasure that can never be lost."~ Then the bhikkhus praised
 7  14, 63|      one~came home after having lost his wealth. What is true
 8  14, 65|                             THE LOST SON~ ~ THERE was a householder'
 9  14, 66|     this day, thou wouldst have lost thy life.~I shall save thee,
10  14, 73|       water is all~gone! We are lost!" And unyoking the oxen
11  14, 73|         up now, we shall all be lost. Do not lose heart.~Take
12  16, 80|      the~charms which thou hast lost. I have seen with mine eyes
13  16, 84|       the people said: "She has lost her senses. The boy is dead.
14  16, 84|        a~house where no one has lost a child, husband, parent,
15  17, 95|          it seemed as if it had lost its splendor!"~ The Blessed