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1  13, 48| fire. Pleasures destroy the foolish; the~foolish man by his
2  13, 48|    destroy the foolish; the~foolish man by his thirst for pleasures
3  13, 48|  tired; long is life to the foolish who do~not know the true
4  13, 49|    the talk of that man was foolish talk?"~ "In sooth, Gotama,
5  13, 49|     the two Brahmans, it be foolish talk!" The~Blessed One continued: "
6  13, 57|     came from malignity and foolish offenses done only to gratify~
7  13, 57|    of evil goes to him."~ A foolish man learning that the Buddha
8  18, 96|    them and leave them? The foolish man conceives the~idea of '