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 1   1, 7 |     not sought, it is not the fault of~the lake. Even so when
 2   1, 7 |    walked~upon, it is not the fault of the road, but of the
 3   1, 7 |       s help, that is~not the fault of the physician. Even so
 4   1, 7 |     enlightenment, that is no fault of the evil-destroying guide."~
 5   2, 10|     step, but I have found no fault in the Tathagata."~ The
 6  11, 35|    absolution of the order. A fault, if~there be one, should
 7  11, 35| desires to be cleansed, for a fault, when confessed, shall be~
 8  12, 39|       One in virtue, he found fault with his~regulations and
 9  13, 48|    himself in meditation.~The fault of others is easily noticed,
10  13, 48|       like chaff,~but his own fault he hides, as a cheat hides
11  13, 50|       evil spirits. I find no~fault with the performance of