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1   8, 25|     valued it highly. He at first refused but said at last,~"If thou
2   9, 28|       being informed that she had~refused to come, he rose straightway
3   9, 28|           and ornaments, she also~refused their use. Like her husband
4  12, 36|  committed an offense, and, as he refused to~acknowledge it, the brotherhood
5  12, 39| unnecessary."~ Thus the Tathagata refused Devadatta's proposal; and
6  16, 83|         story and how his boy had refused to recognize him and to
7  16, 84|        and he took to his bed and refused all food. A friend,~hearing
8  16, 92|        waited upon them till they refused to take~more.~ When the