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1   1, 1 |  beings subject to birth there comes the desire: "O that we were
2   1, 1 |        and~despair, the desire comes to them: "O that we were
3   1, 3 |      circumscribed space which comes to be by~means of wood and
4   1, 3 |       circumscribed space that comes to be by means of bones
5   3, 14|         are extinguished. Thus comes about~the extinction of
6   3, 20|      For, just as from the cow comes milk, from milk curds,~from
7   3, 20| delight, therefore such~action comes to ever fresh Rebirth.~
8   3, 26|        He knows how the fetter comes to~arise, knows how the
9   3, 26|       not in~him, knows how it comes to arise, and how it is