Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 7 |     the lion's roar when he leaves his lair, as~the delivery
 2   2, 10| disciples said, "Siddhattha leaves us to seek a more pleasant
 3  12, 36| walk alone, like a king~who leaves his empire and the cares
 4  13, 49|  the Tathagata passes by or~leaves aside, but regards them
 5  14, 60|      The sun sinks down and~leaves us in utter darkness, the
 6  14, 60|      its stern,~its fruits, leaves, and even the uses to which
 7  16, 83|    end, just as a guest who~leaves his lodging has done with
 8  17, 95|    utter passing away which leaves nothing whatever of his
 9  18, 97|    forests shook like aspen leaves,~whilst flowers and leaves
10  18, 97|  leaves,~whilst flowers and leaves fell untimely to the ground,