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 1   1, 1 |  suffering;~Sorrow, Lamentation, Pain, Grief, and Despair, are
 2   1, 1 |        Lamentation.~ And what is Pain? The bodily pain and unpleasantness,
 3   1, 1 |         what is Pain? The bodily pain and unpleasantness, the
 4   1, 1 |    bodily contact-this is called Pain.~ And what is Grief? The
 5   1, 1 |        what is Grief? The mental pain and unpleasantness, the
 6   1, 1 |      death, sorrow, lamentation, pain, grief, and~despair, the
 7   1, 4 |        of~"feeling"-bodily ease, pain, joy, sadness, or indifferent~
 8   2, 9 |      Death,~Sorrow, Lamentation, Pain, Grief, and Despair. Thus
 9   2, 10|      they suffer death or deadly pain.~ And further, due to sensuous
10   2, 10|       they incur death or deadly pain. Now, this~is the misery
11   3, 15|        and he experiences mental~pain and grief. But, if lust,
12   3, 15|         he experiences no mental pain and grief. Thus~is Nirvana
13   3, 19|           to Nirvana.~ Free from pain and torture is this path,
14   3, 20| arrow-this arrow of lamentation, pain, and sorrow.~ For, whether
15   3, 20|      death, sorrow, lamentation,~pain, grief, and despair, the
16   3, 20|         from death, from sorrow, pain, grief, and despair;~he
17   3, 20|       mixed up with pleasure and pain,~subject to rising and passing
18   3, 20|      Death, sorrow,~lamentation, pain, grief and despair. Thus
19   3, 20|      Death, sorrow, lamentation, pain, grief and~despair are extinguished.
20   3, 25|        May put an end to all the pain.~ ~
21   3, 26|       lamentation,~to the end of pain and grief, to the entering
22   3, 26|       lamentation, to the end of pain and grief, to~the entering
23   3, 27|        giving up of pleasure and pain, and through~the disappearance
24   3, 27|        state~beyond pleasure and pain, into the fourth trance,
25   3, 28|        impermanent,"~"subject to pain," as infirm, as an ulcer,