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 1   1, 9 |      and from our vanity when thinking 'I am so great,' or 'I have
 2   4, 15| journeyed to their abode, not thinking of~their unkindness in having
 3   8, 26|   monks grasping the~meaning, thinking it out, and accepting with
 4  12, 36|    you need not atone for it, thinking: 'We are~without offense.'
 5  12, 37|        He is now~in my power. Thinking thus he unsheathed his sword.
 6  12, 37| appeased~by not-hatred alone.-Thinking thus, he put his sword back
 7  13, 53|    are~gone when we have done thinking."~ Buddha replied: "Our
 8  13, 53|          Buddha replied: "Our thinking is gone, but our thoughts
 9  16, 85|       of five hundred houses. Thinking of the salvation of the~
10  16, 86|  eminence. The officer little thinking of the pain~he inflicted
11  16, 87|    will do the same to others thinking them to be~like me. If they
12  16, 87|     place. The wicked~monkeys thinking him to be like the old one,