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 1   1, 1 |         who have to struggle and endure, you who yearn for a life
 2   1, 2 |    separations as laws of nature endure~for ever and aye. Bodies
 3   6, 22|           And this doctrine will endure."~ ~
 4  12, 40|          does this name and form endure~and how can it live?"~ Said
 5  13, 48|       log; yet our thoughts will~endure. They will be thought again,
 6  13, 51| enterprises and his success will endure. He~who harbors in his heart
 7  13, 53|       all the fruits of our acts endure."~ Kutadanta continued: "
 8  13, 53|  doctrines. My eye cannot as yet endure the light; but I now understand~
 9  13, 56|       reveres~righteousness will endure faithfully throughout his
10  16, 87|             Why do you patiently endure each freak~ These mischievous
11  16, 87|        If, Tree sprite, I~cannot endure these monkeys' ill treatment
12  18, 96|        of the excellent law will endure? I am~resolved; having accomplished