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 1   6, 20|  understands how the senses act, finds~no room for selfishness,
 2  12, 36|   they~should on my account act with selfishness or in malice
 3  12, 40|    it that makes it walk or act, but~the thoughts of it,
 4  13, 42|     not commit any~unchaste act. The disciple who commits
 5  13, 42|     who commits an unchaste act is no longer~a disciple
 6  13, 47|   acquire wisdom. Those who act under~the impulse of hatred
 7  13, 51|     is the fruit of his own act. As soon as he~will understand
 8  13, 55|     form themselves~so they act, and as they act so they
 9  13, 55|    so they act, and as they act so they are. It is, Kassapa,
10  14, 63|  the broad earth.~ ~ "As an act of pure devotion~ She has
11  16, 90|  men who build the fortress act as if they had consulted~
12  16, 92| reasoning. Whatever you do, act always in~full presence