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 1   1, 9 |      not this individuality of mine a combination, material
 2   1, 9 |     into this individuality of mine, are my~previous existences;
 3   5, 18|       to these~four friends of mine." And the Blessed One preached
 4   8, 25|         Yours is the land, but mine are the~trees. I will give
 5   9, 28|       to open this treasure of~mine which is the Dharma, and
 6  12, 40|       to those things~ Called 'mine, and 'I' and 'me'~ Your
 7  12, 40| disciple replies:~ ~ "Naught's mine and naught of me,~ The self
 8  13, 54|      abode in me. This~body of mine is Gotama's body and it
 9  16, 80|    hast lost. I have seen with mine eyes the~Tathagata walking
10  16, 94|     possible that this body~of mine should not be dissolved?
11  18, 97|      from fellow mendicants~of mine, who were deep stricken