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1   1, 9 |    itself from all limitations, finds~perfect release. This is
2   4, 14|         where the perfected one finds immortality. He will~regard
3   5, 18|      replied: "If Yasa, my son, finds it a gain to~stay with thee,
4   6, 19|         and as long as the fire finds~inflammable things upon
5   6, 20| understands how the senses act, finds~no room for selfishness,
6   8, 25|       is involved in its eddies finds no escape. But wisdom is
7  12, 36|       live in concord. If a man finds a wise~friend who lives
8  12, 36|        and mindful.~ "But if he finds not a friend who lives righteously
9  13, 48|      life of a tree on which it finds~support.~ Do not direct