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 1   1, 7 |      that does not decay;~the treasure that will never perish;
 2   1, 8 |       said to possess a great~treasure; but the miser who hoards
 3   1, 8 |   truth, which is the highest treasure of all, must leave behind
 4   9, 28|   when one has found~a hidden treasure, for him to make an offering
 5   9, 28|       therefore, to open this treasure of~mine which is the Dharma,
 6  10, 29|       a~holy life, which is a treasure that will not perish."~
 7  12, 40|     deeds,~ For future weal a treasure store;~ There to reap crops
 8  13, 58|     What is the most~precious treasure? Who is most successful
 9  13, 58|   virtue is the most precious treasure. The mind~takes possession
10  13, 59|     truths of the Dharma.~ "A treasure that is laid up in a deep
11  13, 59|      easily be lost. The real treasure that is laid up through
12  13, 59| wealth of the world, but this treasure of~virtuous acts he takes
13  13, 59|     do good deeds; they~are a treasure that can never be lost."~