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 1   1, 4 |      mercy to rise, so that the~rain of the law may extinguish
 2   3, 11| Bodhi-tree, whilst from above a rain of heavenly flowers fell,
 3  11, 34|       One accepted. And a~heavy rain fell during the night and
 4  11, 34|       keep them dry and let the rain fall~upon their bodies.~
 5  11, 34|      naked ascetics letting the~rain fall on them. So she returned
 6  13, 47|         pourest out nectar, the~rain of the law! We shall do,
 7  13, 48|         follow true desires. As~rain breaks through an ill-thatched
 8  13, 48|        an unreflecting mind. As rain does not break through a~
 9  13, 55|         The great cloud full of rain comes up in this wide universe~
10  13, 55|         oceans to pour down its rain everywhere,~over all grasses,
11  14, 60|     music is heard, and flowers~rain down three times a day.
12  14, 61|       of all streams and of the rain from the~clouds, yet is
13  14, 74|         sow: good works are the~rain that fertilizes it; wisdom
14  18, 97|      the ground, like~scattered rain, so that all Kusinara became