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 1   1, 4 |    Asita's heart rejoiced, and, knowing the king's mind to be~perplexed,
 2   5, 18|         shamed.~ The Tathagata, knowing his inward thoughts, said: "
 3   7, 24|       supporter of orphans; and~knowing that unselfish charity was
 4   8, 25|         more of the details and knowing that Anathapindika~was not
 5   8, 25|       holy has peace of~mind."~ Knowing the tendency of the king'
 6  11, 34|       the direct roads, and not knowing the place where food can~
 7  13, 49|       reputation, O samana, and knowing that thou art called the
 8  13, 50|         below. The Blessed One, knowing that this was done~according
 9  13, 55|        the same to~all, and yet knowing the requirements of every
10  13, 56| creature so well equipped, and, knowing that a slight~wound by an
11  14, 60|       word~whenever he pleases, knowing its exact meaning and import?
12  16, 84|         the wise do not grieve,~knowing the terms of the world.
13  16, 89|        sloth, pride, and doubt,~knowing all those mental faults
14  18, 96|         in conduct, auspicious, knowing the universe, an~incomparable