Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 2 |    become like unto vessels fit to receive the Master's
 2   1, 3 |    of Buddhahood, for~he is fit to work out the salvation
 3   1, 8 |     O samana,~thy hands are fit to grasp the reins of an
 4   4, 16| which is unworthy, vain and fit only for~the worldly-minded
 5   6, 19|    them do as thou thinkest fit." Then Kassapa went to the
 6  12, 39|    by~penance will not be a fit receptacle for the light
 7  12, 39| stringent rules, if he sees fit to do so but they~should
 8  13, 51|    a victory. Self is not a fit vessel to receive~any great
 9  13, 51|  has conquered~self is more fit to live, to be successful,
10  13, 56|    asked: "Is the water now fit for~drinking?"~ "No, my
11  13, 56|  again: "Is this~vessel now fit for holding water to drink?"~ "
12  13, 56|   the yellow robe, art thou fit for any high~purpose when
13  13, 56|  the~elephant was no longer fit to be used in battle.~ "
14  16, 90|     to do what ye deem most fit."~ "Be it so, Lord!" answered
15  18, 97|    then,~whatsoever seemeth fit!'" And when the Mallas had