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1   4, 12| mental eye, and he thought:~ "Surely if living creatures saw
2   5, 18|  homelessness, they thought: "Surely that cannot be a common~
3   7, 23|     but a~life of truth, then surely joy, peace, and bliss will
4   9, 28|  Yasodhara, but she replied: "Surely,~if I am deserving of any
5  11, 32|       the good religion ought~surely to last a thousand years
6  13, 59|      thou clearly-seeing one; surely thou~art a great thinker,
7  14, 66|     fruit of my~folly,' would surely have died if the Bodhisattva
8  16, 89|       into a song of ecstasy!~Surely then thou hast known all
9  16, 93|     keeps some things~back.~ "Surely, Ananda, should there be