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 1   1, 9 |           karma; how the~souls of bad men had to suffer by being
 2  11, 34|          like seed deposited in a bad soil. The~passions of the
 3  12, 40|       continue in blessings while bad deeds~will continue in curses.~ "
 4  12, 40|          thy deeds, both good and bad;~ Naught else can after
 5  13, 46|           living creatures become bad by ten~things, and by avoiding
 6  13, 48|        pedestal of their vanity.~ Bad deeds, and deeds hurtful
 7  13, 48|         produce good actions, and bad thoughts will produce~bad
 8  13, 48|         bad thoughts will produce~bad actions.~ Earnestness is
 9  13, 48|         like the snowy mountains; bad people~are concealed, like
10  13, 58| attractive; evil is disgusting. A bad conscience~is the most tormenting
11  14, 60|        Iddhi is~acquired: Prevent bad qualities from arising.
12  14, 60|  qualities from arising. Put away bad qualities~which have arisen.
13  16, 87|       with the impudence of these bad monkeys?' And he asked the~