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 1   2, 8 |           bound up with pleasure~and lust, now here, now there, finds
 2   2, 9 |              it; and while doing so, lust springs up; but lust for~
 3   2, 9 |             so, lust springs up; but lust for~feelings, means Clinging;
 4   3, 15| extinction-Nirvana.~ Enraptured with lust, enraged with anger, blinded
 5   3, 15|              pain and grief. But, if lust, anger, and delusion are
 6   3, 20|          Rule and Ritual, by Sensual Lust,~and by will; and how to
 7   3, 20|             Rule and Ritual, Sensual Lust, Ill-will, Craving for the
 8   3, 21|             It is thoughts free from lust;~thoughts free from ill-will;
 9   3, 21|         kinds: 1. Thoughts~free from lust, from ill-will, and from
10   3, 25|        retain any thought of sensual lust, ill-will, or~grief, or
11   3, 26|              He knows when there is "Lust" in him: "In me is lust";
12   3, 26|              Lust" in him: "In me is lust"; knows when~there is "Anger"
13   3, 26|           the future.~ [For example, Lust arises through unwise thinking
14   3, 26|              men; right~instruction. Lust is forever extinguished
15   3, 27|         vanished [the 5 Hindrances]: Lust, Ill-will, Torpor and Dullness,~
16   3, 28|       HINDRANCES~ ~ He has cast away Lust; he dwells with a heart
17   3, 28|        dwells with a heart free from lust; from~lust he cleanses his
18   3, 28|           heart free from lust; from~lust he cleanses his heart.~