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 1   2, 10|       state of his mind and~the fruits of his mortification. His
 2  11, 34|        that he has attained the fruits of~conversion; that he has
 3  11, 34|     that yields an abundance of~fruits. But alms given to those
 4  13, 46|   everybody to be~master of the fruits of his labor. 3. Abstain
 5  13, 51|      transient success, for its fruits will remain~forever. Great
 6  13, 53| experience,~wisdom, and all the fruits of our acts endure."~ Kutadanta
 7  13, 53|   acquaintances awaits. So, the fruits of his good works bid him
 8  13, 55|    producing blossoms and their fruits in~season. Rooted in one
 9  14, 60|       its roots, its stern,~its fruits, leaves, and even the uses
10  14, 74|       it yields is~the immortal fruits of Nirvana, and thus all
11  16, 84|      are living beings. As ripe fruits~are early in danger of falling,