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 1   3, 22|      vain talk.~ There, someone avoids lying, and abstains from
 2   3, 22|       advantage whatsoever.~ He avoids tale-bearing, and abstains
 3   3, 22|       spreads by his words.~ He avoids harsh language, and abstains
 4   3, 22|        anger and hatred.'"]~ He avoids vain talk, and abstains
 5   3, 23|    intercourse.~ There, someone avoids the killing of living beings,
 6   3, 23|       of all living beings.~ He avoids stealing, and abstains from
 7   3, 23|       with thievish intent.~ He avoids unlawful sexual intercourse,
 8   3, 28|      the rules of the monks. He~avoids the killing of living beings
 9   3, 28|        of all living beings.-He avoids stealing, and abstains from~
10   3, 28|       heart honest and~pure.-He avoids unchastity, living chaste,
11   3, 28| intercourse, the vulgar way.-He avoids lying and~abstains from
12   3, 28|       not a deceiver of men.-He avoids~tale-bearing and abstains
13   3, 28|        spreads by his words.-He avoids harsh~language and abstains
14   3, 28|      and agreeable to many.- He avoids vain talk and abstains from
15   3, 28|          metals and weights. He avoids~the crooked ways of bribery,