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 1   1, 9 |        What makes men different in character, station, possessions,~and
 2   1, 9 |   preservation and transmission of character; I~perceive the truth of
 3  12, 36| righteously and is constant in his character, he~may live with him, overcoming
 4  12, 36| righteously and is~constant in his character, let him rather walk alone,
 5  13, 48|          Creatures from mind their character~derive; mind-marshaled are
 6  13, 53|       needful. There is~rebirth of character, but no transmigration of
 7  13, 53|          and~mainly by identity of character."~ "Very well, concluded
 8  13, 53|            another~man of the same character and product of the same
 9  14, 67|          himself. This~same greedy character lived many generations ago
10  15, 79|           The people said that the character~of the Brahman had been