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 1   5, 18|        merchant. When they had~arrived there, the mother and also
 2   6, 19|        the day of the festival~arrived, the Blessed One retired
 3  12, 37|   guards drunk. When the night arrived~he laid the bodies of his
 4  14, 73|      hundred carts. One day he~arrived at a sandy desert many leagues
 5  16, 80| replied: "The time has not yet arrived when~Upagutta will visit
 6  16, 80|       crows.~ Now the time had arrived when Upagutta decided to
 7  16, 83|        return to life.~ Having arrived at a great Brahman temple
 8  16, 83|       seek~consolation. Having arrived at the Jetavana, the Brahman
 9  16, 85|       slab of granite. When he arrived at a place in the middle
10  16, 90|        the banks of the Ganges arrived in great numbers to~pay
11  16, 92|       that~the Blessed One had arrived at Vesali and was staying
12  18, 96|   Hirannavati, and when he had arrived he~addressed the venerable