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 1   1, 3 |    blossoms and bears fruit. Its~beauty is marvelous, but it has
 2   1, 3 |        to misery, and its fading beauty kindles the flames of desires
 3   1, 6 |      years have passed away, his beauty is gone and the strength
 4   1, 6 |  Siddhattha in his manliness and~beauty, and, observing the thoughtfulness
 5   1, 8 |       fervid zeal for truth. The beauty of his youth was~transfigured
 6   6, 19|   Blessed One in his majesty and beauty, thought~to himself: "This
 7   7, 24|          on others, we gain more beauty;~by donating abodes of purity
 8   8, 27|           he was~struck with his beauty and dignity, and he rejoiced
 9  11, 33|         is confused~with woman's beauty, and the mind is dazed.~ "
10  11, 33| captivate with the charms of her~beauty, and thus to rob men of
11  16, 80|         restore to thee a nobler beauty than the~charms which thou
12  16, 80|         for thee. But~there is a beauty which will not fade, and
13  16, 90|    number of the boats and their beauty did not want to~show any