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 1   1, 5 |         piled up,~ Diseased, and full of greediness,~ Unstable,
 2   1, 6 |         blue-black in color,~and full of corruption? And did the
 3   1, 7 |        and filled the graveyards full; verily,~long enough to
 4   3, 22|    escape~our lips; friendly and full of sympathy shall we remain,
 5   3, 22|      shall we remain, with heart~full of love, and free from any
 6   3, 22|          arguments, moderate and full of sense.~ This is called
 7   3, 23|         or sword, conscientious, full of sympathy, he~is anxious
 8   3, 25|           to~maturity and to the full perfection of development;
 9   3, 26| swollen-up,~blue-black in color, full of corruption he draws the
10   3, 26|  contemplation of the feelings," full of energy, clearly conscious,~
11   3, 26|        greed and grief. For, the full~awareness of in-and outbreathing
12   3, 26|      contemplation of the mind," full of energy, clearly~conscious,
13   3, 26| contemplation of the phenomena," full of energy, clearly conscious,~
14   3, 26|     Elements of Enlightenment to full~perfection?~ Whenever the
15   3, 26|     elements of enlightenment to full~perfection.~ But how do
16   3, 26|        Wisdom and Deliverance to full perfection?~ There, the
17   3, 26|        wisdom and deliverance to full perfection.~ Just as the
18   3, 28|          confidence, he~thinks: "Full of hindrances is household
19   3, 28|         or sword, conscientious, full of sympathy, he is anxious
20   3, 28|         arguments, moderate,~and full of sense.~ He keeps aloof
21   3, 28|          undisturbed, with heart full of peace, he cleanses his
22   3, 28|        dwelling free from doubt, full of confidence~in the good,