Chapter

 1 4 |        sprinkles him with cold water without addressing him any
 2 5 |     the humid element from the water emitted by that great cloud,
 3 5 |       great cloud, and by that water which, all of one essence,
 4 5 |       drenched and vivified by water of one essence throughout.~
 5 5 |   universe, pours out the same water and recreates by it all
 6 5 |      and strength, suck in the water and thereby attain the full
 7 5 |      great rain-cloud big with water, is wreathed with flashes
 8 5 |        begins pouring down its water all around.~8. And so, flashing
 9 5 |        out an abundant mass of water equally, and refreshes this
10 5 |  Grasses and shrubs absorb the water of one essence which issues
11 5 |    small, and mean, drink that water according to their growth
12 5 |    leaves are moistened by the water from the cloud develop their
13 5 |  nature of the germ; still the water emitted (from the cloud)
14 5 |      like a cloud shedding its water without distinction; I have
15 5 | preached by the Gina, like the water emitted by the cloud is
16 5 | preaching of the law, like the water poured out by the cloud
17 5 |      for sugar, milk, ghee, or water;~48. Some for impurities,
18 7 |       wild beasts, deprived of water, frightful for persons of
19 10|        in need and in quest of water, in order to get water,
20 10|      of water, in order to get water, causes a well to be dug
21 10|      and white, he thinks: the water is still far off. After
22 10|       out is moist, mixed with water, muddy, with trickling drops,
23 10|     convinced and certain that water is near. In the same manner,
24 10|     certain man who in want of water goes to dig a well in an
25 10|    seeing which he thinks: the water is far off; a token of its
26 10|       gets the conviction that water cannot be very far off.~
27 10|      sand may be inferred that water is near.~23. After entering
28 11|       as fetching grass, fuel, water, bulbs, roots, fruit, &c.
29 14|   untainted as the lotus is by water; who to-day have flocked
30 22|        fire, nor swept away by water. Even a thousand Buddhas
31 24|  quenched as if sprinkled with water.~6. If one happens to fall