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1   1, 4 |      would bear him, willingly granted her request.~ At Lumbini
2   1, 9 |        and no release could be granted. The evils of existence~
3   4, 14|       that the Blessed One had granted~his request and would preach
4   8, 26| question?" When permission was~granted he spoke as follows:~ "The
5  11, 32|      but her wish had not been granted. Now~Pajapati, the foster-mother
6  12, 37|      of Kasi and young~Dighavu granted each other's life and took
7  12, 37|     But now, O king, thou hast granted me my~life, and I have granted
8  12, 37| granted me my~life, and I have granted thee thine; thus by not-hatred
9  16, 87|        when the permission was granted he said: "I~have heard the