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 1   1, 4 |        the child now born will bring deliverance to the whole~
 2   1, 5 |   kinsfolk, commanding them to bring~their princesses that the
 3   1, 7 |   worldly duties, such as will bring honor to me and to our house.
 4   4, 14|        comprehend it, it would bring me~only fatigue and trouble."~
 5  10, 29| perishable treasures that will~bring cares and sorrows, but I
 6  12, 37|        great nuisance and will~bring upon us misfortune. Worried
 7  13, 51|     fortune may turn again and bring him down~into the dust.
 8  13, 56| Blessed One ordered the boy to bring him a basin of water and
 9  14, 73|  beneath it." And he made them~bring a spade and dig in that
10  16, 87|    later in one way or another bring on~their own punishment."
11  16, 88|     destroy the Vajjis; I will bring them to~utter ruin! Come
12  18, 97|      who has gone astray. They bring a lamp into~the darkness
13  19, 98|       trouble, and be ready to bring any sacrifice; even, should