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 1   1, 2 |                mind become tranquil and composed?~ The Buddha, our Lord,
 2   1, 9 |             many aggregates? Are we not composed of~various attributes? Man
 3   1, 9 |                 same~ideas before I was composed into this individuality
 4   6, 19|              World-honored One remained composed. And the~venomous fiend
 5  12, 40|                they sat down and became composed. Then the Blessed One~said: "
 6  13, 43| pleasure-seeking man, the Buddhist poet composed this song~and taught it
 7  13, 43|               they not heed it." And he composed another poem on the vanity~
 8  13, 47|                talents, but be calm and composed. No hostile~feelings shall
 9  16, 84|                the arrow and has become composed will obtain peace of~mind;
10  16, 92|               yet is her heart calm and composed.~Young in years, rich, surrounded