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 1   1, 7 |       figure endowed with~majesty, calm and dignified. "Whence comest
 2   3, 11|            the Bodhi-tree remained calm and feared~not. The Enlightened
 3   6, 20|            you will attain to that calm state of mind which~conveys
 4  13, 43|          the pestilence, as usual, calm~and undisturbed, helping
 5  13, 47| superiority of his talents, but be calm and composed. No hostile~
 6  13, 53|        love, so cool, so sweet,~so calm, so delicate; and those
 7  13, 59|    scattered and cut off; thou art calm,~subdued, firm, truthful.~
 8  16, 80|    pleasures."~ Vasavadatta became calm and a spiritual happiness
 9  16, 92|          princes; yet is her heart calm and composed.~Young in years,
10  18, 97|        passion will bear the loss, calm and~self-possessed, mindful