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 1   1, 6 |        had made~on the prince, turned his horses and drove back
 2   4, 14|           Then the Blessed One turned to Mara, saying: "I shall
 3   4, 16|        god or man, can ever be turned back. The kingdom of~Truth
 4  10, 29| himself.~ Then the Blessed One turned to Sariputta, saying: "My
 5  13, 50|       who, clasping his hands,~turned to the four quarters of
 6  14, 67|  showed him the lake, and then~turned off toward the varana-tree. '
 7  14, 67|     the lobster. And the~crane turned round and stepped down into
 8  14, 73|     perceive that the oxen had turned~round and taken the same
 9  15, 78|    addressed the king, who~had turned pale, and said to him: "
10  16, 86| bhikkhu on hearing these words turned to the Buddha,~confessed