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1   1, 5 |       great jambu-tree in the garden of his father, and,~observing
2   1, 7 |   arose and went out into the garden. "Alas!" he cried "all the
3   6, 21|        The king dedicated his garden to the brotherhood, saying: "
4   8, 25| having returned home, saw the garden of the heir-apparent,~Jeta,
5   8, 25|      not inclined to sell the~garden, for he valued it highly.
6   8, 26| Savatthi in the~Jetavana, the garden of Anathapindika. At that
7  11, 34|      the Pubbarama or Eastern Garden,~and was the first in Northern
8  13, 58|    One dwelt at jetavana, the~garden of Anathapindika, a celestial
9  16, 83|      now lives in the eastern garden where he is disporting himself;