Chapter

 1 2 |     their advantage, weal, and happiness in length of time.~On that
 2 2 |      for the weal of many, the happiness of many, out of pity to
 3 2 |     for the benefit, weal, and happiness of the great body of creatures,
 4 2 |      for the weal of many, the happiness of many, out of pity to
 5 2 |     for the benefit, weal, and happiness of the great body of creatures,
 6 3 |    sake of the common weal and happiness, out of compassion to the
 7 3 |     for the benefit, weal, and happiness of the world at large, both
 8 7 |        weal of the public, the happiness of the public, out of compassion
 9 7 |     for the benefit, weal, and happiness of the people generally,
10 7 |     weal of the public, to the happiness of the public; out of mercy
11 7 |     world, for the benefit and happiness of the people at large,
12 7 |       and understanding; their happiness was lost, and the consciousness
13 7 |       and the consciousness of happiness was gone.~53. They did not
14 13| devotees as seek their highest happiness in this transient world.
15 13|       true law, upon which the happiness of all beings depends, for
16 15|       their weal, benefit, and happiness; in consideration of which
17 17|      all that is necessary for happiness; how much more then if he
18 17|        all the necessaries for happiness and by establishing them
19 26|        to promote the weal and happiness of the people at large,
20 26|     for the benefit, weal, and happiness of the great body of men;