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 1   2, 10|         become oblivious of~his high purpose.~ When the Bodhisattva
 2   5, 18| garments may let his heart soar high to heavenly thoughts. There
 3   6, 19|      great samana and possesses~high powers, but he is not holy
 4   6, 20|        bullocks, the teacher of~high and low," he went out surrounded
 5   9, 28|      Like him she had renounced high beds with~splendid coverings,
 6  13, 43| distinction is made between the high and the low.~ And daily
 7  13, 49|    Tarukkha. Now, regarding thy high~reputation, O samana, and
 8  13, 49|        the north? Whether it is high, or~low, or of medium size?'
 9  13, 55|         same sentiments for the high as for the low,~for the
10  13, 56|      robe, art thou fit for any high~purpose when thou hast become
11  16, 85|     stream where the waves were high, Sariputta's heart gave
12  16, 91|      acts,~and are conducive to high and holy thought. This is
13  17, 95|   Kalama, was passing along the high road~from Kusinara to Pava.