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 1   1, 6 |  And did the thought never come to you~that also you are
 2   1, 6 |  And did the~thought never come to you that also you are
 3   1, 6 |  And did the thought never come to you that~also you are
 4   2, 12|   future life.~ There will come a time, when the mighty
 5   2, 12| and be no more. There will come a time, when the mighty
 6   3, 14|    whole undulatory motion come to an end. Similarly, if
 7   3, 20|  This being, whence has it come? Whither will it go?"~ And
 8   3, 20|    seeing~this, one should come to the conclusion that one'
 9   3, 26|    Cessation of Passions," come to know for~oneself, even
10   3, 26|    not." He knows how they come to~arise; knows how, once
11   3, 28|  these five Hindrances and come to know the~paralyzing corruptions