Chapter, Paragraph

 1   6, 21| accessible to all people who want to see him, a place that
 2   6, 22|  monk; it is the substance I~want." And Assaji recited the
 3  10, 29|      with firmness: "I do. I want to join the~brotherhood
 4  13, 49|    on the~other side, should want to cross. Do you suppose
 5  14, 60|     and thraldom, wealth and want, and~regardest thine own
 6  14, 70|     Buddha, pardon me for my want of respect in not~saluting
 7  14, 73|    to drive. But worn out by want of rest during the long~
 8  16, 84|      The Buddha answered: "I want a~handful of mustard-seed."
 9  16, 90|   the wrong-doer~through his want of rectitude. In the first
10  16, 90|     and their beauty did not want to~show any partiality,
11  18, 96|    Deep darkness reigned~for want of wisdom; the world of
12  18, 96|    creatures was groping for~want of light; then the Tathagata