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 1   6, 21|     Magadha king by~religious discourse, rose from his seat and
 2   8, 26|    the monks with a religious~discourse on the subject of Nirvana.
 3  11, 30|  having delivered a~religious discourse, he addressed the bhikkhus
 4  11, 35|       silent~and delivered no discourse.~ When the Blessed One heard
 5  13, 47|     your minds with religious~discourse, select from among you men
 6  14, 61|       and then with religious discourse I~instructed, quickened,
 7  14, 61| gladdened them with religious discourse, I would vanish~away. But
 8  14, 67|     Teacher had finished this discourse, he added: "Not now~only
 9  16, 87|     incarnation."~ After this discourse one of the brethren rose
10  16, 92|  gladdened her with religious discourse. As she listened to the
11  16, 92| gladdened them with religious discourse. Then they addressed the~
12  17, 95|   young~Malla, with religious discourse.~ Aroused and gladdened
13  18, 97|     of~the night in religious discourse. Then the venerable Anuruddha