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 1   1, 5 |         not my Ego."~ Suppose, a man who is not blind, were to
 2   1, 6 |         never see in the world a man, or a woman, eighty, ninety,
 3   1, 6 |         never see in the world a man, or a woman, who being sick,~
 4   1, 6 |        the world the corpse of a man, or a woman, one,~or two,
 5   2, 11|         a place on earth,~ Where man is freed from evil deeds.~ ~
 6   3, 15| overwhelmed, with mind ensnared, man aims at his own ruin, at~
 7   3, 15|       and delusion are given up, man~aims neither at his own
 8   3, 20|          death, and so on such a man~would die, ere the Perfect
 9   3, 20|         all this.~ It is as if a man were pierced by a poisoned
10   3, 20|          for a surgeon; but that man~should say: "I will not
11   3, 20|        out, until I know who~the man is that has wounded me:
12   3, 20|          height."~Verily, such a man would die, ere he could
13   3, 20|        all this.~ Therefore, the man who seeks his own welfare,
14   3, 20|          Nirvana is, but not the man that enters it;~ The Path
15   3, 26|        individual, no woman,~ no man, no self, and nothing that
16   3, 26|    sesamum and husked rice-and~a man not blind opened it and
17   3, 27|       Ones say: "Happy lives the man~of equanimity and attentive