Chapter

 1 3 |        disposition of the boys, says to them: My children, your
 2 3 |        defect of the house, and says: This, young man of good
 3 3 |         so foolish!~71. He then says to them: Listen, my sons,
 4 3 |      throne he is sitting on he says: Good people, now I feel
 5 4 | despatches couriers, to whom he says: Go, sirs, and quickly fetch
 6 4 |   dismayed and near despondency says to those fellows: Do not
 7 4 |         one of his servants and says to him: Go, sirrah, and
 8 4 |        of little splendour. Go, says he, go to the man you saw
 9 4 |       death is near at hand. He says to the poor man: Come hither,
10 4 |    Tathâgata, and the Tathâgata says to us: Ye are my sons, as
11 4 |      friends and relatives (and says): I will give all my property
12 4 |          like that rich man (he says): 'Be constant in subduing
13 5 |     certain blind-born man, who says: There are no handsome or
14 5 |      and all phenomena. Then he says: O how foolish was I that
15 7 |        in extent. Thereafter he says to those men: 'Be not afraid,
16 7 |    magic city to disappear, and says to them: 'Come, sirs, there
17 8 |    happens to see him again and says: How is it, good friend,
18 13|        amongst the soldiers, he says: Thou. hast admirably done
19 13|       Young man of good family (says he), thou shalt here reach
20 14|         and power. And the Lord says: From the very beginning
21 14|       of the Tathâgata, when he says: The Tathâgata speaks infallible
22 17|         family or a young lady, says to another person: Come,
23 17| hereafter. 'All existences' (he says) 'are like a mirage; hasten
24 17|       but a single creature and says: Go, hear the law, for this