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 1   7, 24|    the capital of Kosala, a land rich in produce and~enjoying
 2   8, 25| gold, saying: "Yours is the land, but mine are the~trees.
 3   8, 25| Then Anathapindika took the land and Jeta the trees, and
 4   8, 25|  mankind in general, to the land of Kosala, and~especially
 5  13, 47|    well in an arid tract of land.~So long as he sees that
 6  14, 60|    paradise called the Pure Land,~exquisitely adorned with
 7  14, 60|   happy region of this pure land, and when death draws nigh,~
 8  14, 60|    to the glory~of the pure land. The worldly can speak of
 9  14, 60| worldly words. But the pure land in which~the pure live is
10  14, 60|    only can reach the happy land whose soul is filled with
11  14, 60| Tathagata lives in the pure land of eternal bliss~even now
12  14, 60|    the paradise~of the pure land."~ Buddha said: "There are
13  14, 61|    dead~bodies upon the dry land. As the great rivers, when
14  16, 83|  Return home with me to the land of the~living." But the