Chapter

 1 2 | understand, and most difficult to find.~4. After pursuing that
 2 2 |   superior laws, they would never find out its real meaning.~14.
 3 3 |    themselves, wherein they shall find their rest.~Then, Sâriputra,
 4 3 |        seeks in all directions to find some monk of sacred eloquence;~
 5 4 |           the poor I am likely to find food and clothing without
 6 5 |       faculty, the several beings find their determined place in
 7 7 |        possible by calculation to find the end or limit of these
 8 7 |         be able by calculation to find the end or limit of the
 9 7 |        the rules of arithmetic to find the limit of those hundred
10 7 |         were, and joyless, do not find the road leading to the
11 8 |          and has great trouble to find food and clothing. By dint
12 10|     acceptance with everybody, to find no belief with everybody.
13 13|          have allies, and he will find auditors at his sermons
14 14|          young men of good family find their luxury in the pleasure
15 18|        engaged in their walks and find their delight in their lessons
16 18|  comprehending the stanza he will find in it the text to preach
17 20|           some reflection, always find out the connection of the
18 21|       surprise such preachers may find the occasion, be it a demon,
19 21|          occasion to surprise may find the occasion. And then the
20 21|      surprise those preachers may find the occasion. And the giantesses
21 22|          Nâgas, goblins, imps may find the opportunity of hurting
22 25|         rebirth or place I easily find true friends, who with them
23 26|     Stitrantas as this, they will find no delight in those persons.