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 1   1, 4 |           living, Pajapati took the boy~Siddhattha and reared him.
 2  10, 29|               The princess took the boy in her arms and from the
 3  10, 29|   inheritance. No one prevented the boy, nor did the Blessed One~
 4  13, 53|             babe; then, thou wast a boy; then a youth, and now,
 5  13, 53| wretchedness of~his condition. As a boy he was slothful and indolent,
 6  13, 53|          the same person as was the boy?~ "I say to thee: Not in
 7  13, 56|             Blessed One ordered the boy to bring him a basin of
 8  13, 56|           No, my Lord," replied the boy, "the water is defiled.
 9  14, 65|       palace the father watched the~boy, and when he saw that he
10  16, 83|     heavenly life. He ran up to his boy and~cried with tears running
11  16, 83|             of the~living." But the boy, while struggling to go
12  16, 83|          told his~story and how his boy had refused to recognize
13  16, 84|            has lost her senses. The boy is dead. At~length Kisa
14  16, 84|          medicine that will cure my boy." The Buddha answered: "