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 1   1, 4 |         any one can explain the passing out of one~existence, and
 2   3, 17|       call neither arising, nor passing~away, neither standing still
 3   3, 20|     pain,~subject to rising and passing away.~ If any one should
 4   3, 20| unfounded. For an arising and a passing away is seen there; and
 5   3, 20|       arising as one thing, and~passing away as another thing.~
 6   3, 26|         beholds the arising and~passing away of the body. "A body
 7   3, 26|         beholds the arising and~passing of the body. "A body is
 8   3, 26|         beholds~the arising and passing away of the feelings. "Feelings
 9   3, 26|         beholds the~arising and passing away of consciousness. "
10   3, 26|         beholds the arising and~passing away of the phenomena. "
11   3, 27|         things? The~arising and passing away of corporeality, of
12   3, 28|        it may be that (after my passing away) you~might think: "