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 1   1, 9 |      that~you can remove the qualities and leave the thing, but
 2   1, 9 |  possesses all these several qualities. Exactly so is our ego."~
 3   1, 9 | mental? Is it not made up of qualities that sprang into being by~
 4   7, 23|      but a heap of composite qualities,~and its world is empty
 5  13, 47|     thou~great cloud of good qualities and of benevolent mind,
 6  13, 49|   omit the practice of~those qualities which really make a man
 7  14, 60|     is~acquired: Prevent bad qualities from arising. Put away bad
 8  14, 60|   from arising. Put away bad qualities~which have arisen. Produce
 9  14, 61|     the same eight wonderful~qualities. Both the ocean and my doctrine
10  14, 61|      are the eight~wonderful qualities in which my doctrine resembles