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1  12, 36| saying~to them: "Loud is the voice which worldings make; but
2  12, 37|  that the king heard a sweet voice ringing through the night~
3  12, 40|      another; but there is a voice uttered here and the~echo
4  13, 47|      when they listen to the voice, will be purified. The ignorant
5  14, 61| color of my audience, and in voice like unto their voice. I~
6  14, 61|     in voice like unto their voice. I~spoke to them in their
7  14, 63| merit, burst forth with~full voice in a canto. He raised his
8  14, 67|      the fishes with a~bland voice: care you not anxious for
9  16, 85|  ignorance until I heard~the voice of the Buddha. As I was