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 1   1, 9 |       escape?"~ Said Uddaka: "Consider the unity of things. Things
 2  11, 32|     to attain to saintship.~ "Consider, Ananda, how great a benefactress
 3  12, 36|      and invalid. Therefore I~consider myself still as a member
 4  12, 36| offense while the brotherhood consider him guilty, he~should think: '
 5  13, 51|     when put to death,~should consider that this is the fruit of
 6  13, 51|        The Blessed One said: "Consider first, Simha, what thou
 7  13, 53|      receives the answer. Now consider the continuation of thy
 8  13, 56|    the~Blessed One said: "Now consider thine own case. Although
 9  13, 56|    the Blessed One said: "Now consider thine own case.~Although
10  13, 56|    not amount to much."~ "Now consider thine own case, said the
11  13, 59|   holy, O Enlightened One, we consider thee~one that has destroyed
12  14, 60|    every man can attain them. Consider the abilities of thine own
13  16, 91|   their fate~after death; but consider, it is not at all strange,