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 1   1, 5 |         child and the people at~large, Siddhattha, the prince,
 2  13, 51|      others. Truth, however, is large enough to receive the yearnings
 3  14, 60| pleasant walks and~covered with large lotus flowers. Joyous music
 4  14, 67|      the crane:~'I know a fine, large lake, which never becomes
 5  14, 67|         and put~them in a fine, large lake. Come along. I shall
 6  14, 68|       first, when the~gifts are large and the merit small; secondly,
 7  14, 68|         are small and the~merit large; and fourthly, when the
 8  14, 68|    fourthly, when the gifts are large and the merit is~also large.~ "
 9  14, 68|     large and the merit is~also large.~ "The first is the case
10  14, 68|         And lastly, the gift is large and the merit is large,~
11  14, 68|       is large and the merit is large,~when a wealthy man, in
12  14, 72|       life,~had built himself a large house. The Buddha wondered