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 1   1, 9 |         station, possessions,~and fate? It is their karma, and
 2   1, 9 |         my past~deeds affects the fate of my present existence.~ "
 3   7, 23|       that there is no maker, our fate is~such as it is, and there
 4  13, 43|          in~anticipation of their fate were smitten with all the
 5  13, 51|         will no~longer lament his fate but rejoice at it."~ The
 6  13, 51|          warriors; and should his fate overtake him he has no reason~
 7  13, 53| disposition and anxious about his~fate after death, had sacrificed
 8  14, 60|           and~regardest thine own fate with impartial calmness
 9  14, 66|    complained bitterly~of his sad fate, saying, 'this indeed is
10  14, 67|   incident in the~greedy tailor's fate; in other incarnations he
11  16, 84|            And she considered the fate of men, that their lives~
12  16, 84|       People pass away, and their fate after~death will be according
13  16, 87|         Leave the wicked to their fate and~their evil deeds will
14  16, 91|    anxiously inquired about their~fate after death, whether they
15  16, 91|     anxious about death and their fate~after death; but consider,