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 1   4, 16|       from fish and flesh, nor going naked, nor~shaving the head,
 2   6, 21|     not too near, suitable for going and coming,~easily accessible
 3   8, 26|        term neither coming nor~going nor standing; neither death
 4   9, 28|  abroad: "Prince Siddhattha is going from~house to house to receive
 5  11, 34|        lose his opportunity of~going out to seek food for himself.
 6  11, 34|      the case may be.~ "And I, going up to them, will ask, "Was
 7  12, 40|      cripple, were desirous of going traveling, and the man blind
 8  12, 40|        They are thine own when going hence;~ They like a shadow
 9  13, 56|       ordinary elephants. When going to war, the elephant was
10  14, 67|     the lobster, 'but I am not going to let thee kill me. On
11  14, 67| contrary,~it is thou that I am going to destroy. For thou, in
12  15, 77|  Tathagata concluded: care you going to stake that which is priceless~
13  16, 89|     admit only friends. And on going over the~approaches all
14  16, 93|     Tathagata can~only be kept going with much additional care.