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 1   1, 1 |    eat your fill, you hungry.~Rest, you weary, and you who
 2   1, 3 |    peace of Nirvana. He is at rest in the struggles and~tribulations
 3   1, 7 |    night. The prince found no rest on his soft pillow; he~arose
 4   7, 24|      in death his heart is~at rest and full of joy, for he
 5  11, 34|     bliss my heart will be at rest. That will be to me an exercise
 6  13, 43| refuge in the Buddha and find rest in Nirvana,~ Your life is
 7  13, 43|       hills.~ You lie down to rest, but soon the cock will
 8  13, 53|       Therefore,~let thy mind rest in the truth; propagate
 9  14, 73|       But worn out by want of rest during the long~march, he
10  16, 82|     he sat down in a~grove to rest, and it happened that in
11  17, 95|   went aside from the~road to rest at the foot of a tree, and
12  17, 95|       weary, Ananda, and must~rest awhile!" "Be it so, Lord!"
13  18, 96|       work~set me, I look for rest I For a long time, Ananda,
14  18, 97|    venerable Ananda spent the rest of~the night in religious