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 1   1, 6 |      Siddhattha handed her his precious pearl necklace as a reward
 2   5, 18|        adorned with pearls and~precious stones, and his heart was
 3   9, 28|        an offering of the most precious~jewel to his father. Suffer
 4  11, 30|        the finest and the most~precious, and the noblest that can
 5  13, 42|    Rajagaha.~Having received a precious bowl of sandalwood decorated
 6  13, 43|        nor silver is used, nor precious jewels.~ No distinction
 7  13, 47|     all his disciples the most precious crown, which jewel brings~
 8  13, 58|        thief? What is the most~precious treasure? Who is most successful
 9  13, 58|      thief; virtue is the most precious treasure. The mind~takes
10  14, 60|       with gold and silver and precious gems. There~are pure waters
11  14, 63| priests! but while others give precious~things such as the ocean
12  15, 79|      passion for her ordered a~precious jewel secretly to be dropped
13  19, 98|         it~is also like unto a precious jewel to gain which you
14  19, 98|        Buddha has left us as a precious inheritance has now become