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 1   3, 11|       One under the Bodhi-tree remained calm and feared~not. The
 2   6, 19|    while the World-honored One remained composed. And the~venomous
 3   6, 19|       remnant of self that has remained~in thy mind. Thou art not
 4   6, 22|   Nirvana which heretofore has~remained hidden from me." Sariputta
 5   8, 27|       palace,~while the Buddha remained in the grove before the
 6  10, 29|   gentle in spirit.~And Ananda remained always near the Blessed
 7  11, 35| disappointed, for the bhikkhus remained silent~and delivered no
 8  12, 39|        entreated those who had remained with him to~carry his litter
 9  16, 81|      ate, the meats and drinks remained~undiminished, and the host
10  16, 93|       WHEN the Blessed One had remained as long as he wished at
11  18, 97| inquire freely."~ The brethren remained silent. Then the venerable