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 1 1 |         thoroughly emancipated in thought and knowledge, of noble
 2 1 |          Mahâsattva Maitreya this thought: O how great a wonder does
 3 1 |         explain it to me? He then thought: Here is Mañgusrî, the prince
 4 1 |      amazement and curiosity, and thought: Let us inquire why this
 5 2 |     pervaded with delight (at the thought): We shall become Buddhas
 6 2 |        the matter in my mind (and thought): What shall I do? At the
 7 2 |         and their skilfulness, (I thought): Nay, I also will manifest
 8 3 |           same and ever-reeurring thought: 'Whereas the entrance into
 9 3 |            I indulged in no other thought but this:~4. 'O how am I
10 3 |       take my daily recreation, I thought: 'I am excluded from that
11 3 |        hearing this Buddha-law, I thought: 'To be sure, this is expounded
12 4 |          never conceived a single thought of longing. And just now,
13 4 |         astonished and amazed; he thought by himself: Unexpectedly
14 4 |         the Nirvâna obtained, and thought to have gained much at the
15 5 |           who produce enlightened thought, and by the acquirement
16 6 |      heard the exalted voice (and thought): Then shall we be at rest [
17 7 |           of Mâra, after which he thought: I am to reach perfect enlightenment.
18 7 |         kings was silent, (for he thought): The time has not yet arrived
19 8 |         been mentioned.~Then this thought arose in the mind of those
20 8 |      within his garment, with the thought: Let this gem be his. After
21 9 |       also, in whom rose the same thought and the same wish as in
22 9 |        pre-occupied with the same thought, viz. of this very Buddha-knowledge:
23 9 |         the vehicle. To them this thought presented itself: Never
24 10|           even by a single rising thought have joyfully accepted this
25 10|         even with a single rising thought, to those also, Bhaishagyarâga,
26 11|         of the assembly rose this thought: We are far off from the
27 11|           head. And never did the thought of self-complacency rise
28 11|      words cannot express it, nor thought conceive it. Wait a while,
29 12|  Yasodharâ, the mother of Rahula, thought thus: The Lord has not mentioned
30 12|   Dharmaparyâya. Agitated by that thought they asked one another:
31 13|       indefatigable; not even the thought of fatigue will rise in
32 14|         that moment the following thought arose in the mind of the
33 14|     amazement, and surprise, (and thought): How is it possible that
34 15|    countless, beyond the range of thought. Not even all the disciples
35 15|     developing from their earnest thought relating to the Tathâgata
36 16| entertained, were it but a single thought of trust, or have put belief
37 16|    conceives were it but a single thought of trust or puts belief
38 16|     pursue enlightenment with the thought of his reaching all-knowingness,
39 24|          their anxiety and fright thought themselves helpless; if,
40 25|  cross-legged. Then the following thought presented itself to the