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1   1, 8 |      the commotion in the city, inquired the~cause of it, and when
2   8, 25|    straightforward and sincere,~inquired into his plans. On hearing
3  12, 37|       of~concord without having inquired into the matter, the declaration
4  12, 37|       of concord without~having inquired into the matter, the peace
5  12, 37|       But if the Sangha, having inquired into the matter and~having
6  12, 37| gladdened his heart. And~having inquired among his attendants who
7  14, 71|      Sumana hearing these~words inquired what she meant, and on being
8  15, 78|   brought before his throne and inquired after the~cause of the terrible
9  16, 91|        that had died, anxiously inquired about their~fate after death,