Chapter, Paragraph

 1   4, 12|     misery."~ And the Bodhisattva began to expound the Dharma. The
 2   4, 16|     excellent law rolling,~and he began to preach to the five bhikkhus,
 3   5, 18|        knew him not;~and the Lord began to preach. And Yasa's father,
 4   8, 25|        Anathapindika rejoiced and began to spread his gold;~but
 5   8, 25| magistrate.~ Meanwhile the people began to talk of the unwonted
 6   8, 25|       foundations~were laid, they began to build the hall which
 7  12, 37|    supported by the lay devotees, began to repent and said: "Let
 8  13, 43|           they died, while others began to be merry, shouting~loudly, "
 9  14, 67|         my beak?' When the fishes began to~distrust the honesty
10  15, 78|         first time in his life he began to listen to~the teachings
11  16, 85|       with reverence; but when he began to preach, they believed
12  16, 85|          s heart gave way, and he~began to sink. But rousing his
13  16, 87|        The neighbors wondered and began~to talk about it, and rumors
14  16, 93|     abated.~ Thus the Blessed One began to recover; and when he
15  18, 97|         Once more the Blessed One began to speak: "Behold now, brethren,~