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 1   4, 14|    almost free from the dust of~worldliness. If they hear not the doctrine
 2   4, 14| scarcely covered by the dust of worldliness, who were~of good disposition
 3   4, 16|    indulges in the~pleasures of worldliness." But when the Blessed One
 4   5, 18|         his mind is~immersed in worldliness. A man that dwells in lonely
 5   5, 18|   delivered from the bondage~of worldliness."~ When the Blessed One
 6  13, 43|                   THE VANITY OF WORLDLINESS~ ~ THERE was a poet who
 7  13, 43|   another poem on the vanity~of worldliness:~ ~ "It is good to reform,
 8  13, 49|      the five things leading to~worldliness and yield to the temptations
 9  16, 85|        as to~cross the river of worldliness and attain deliverance from
10  16, 90|      dry-shod over~the ocean of worldliness. And as the city gate was