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 1 2 |           time, speak, now that he perceives the right moment is come?
 2 4 |       while, Lord, the householder perceives that his son is able to
 3 4 |           of disposition; the Lord perceives the strength of our disposition
 4 7 |            a while, when the guide perceives that their fatigue is gone,
 5 7 |        their weariness.~101. As he perceives that they have sufficiently
 6 18|            it be natural; by it he perceives the various sounds, without
 7 18|    exception, in this world.~8. He perceives the sounds of elephants,
 8 18|           to be beguiled by it; he perceives the sounds of kotis of men,
 9 18|            him.~20. (In short), he perceives the voices of all beings,
10 18|            condition of brutes. He perceives the smells exhaled by the
11 18|           bushes, herbs, trees. He perceives those smells such as they
12 18| Mahâbrahmas. In the same manner he perceives the smells coming from disciples,
13 18|           is quite correct, and he perceives the manifold and various
14 18|            fruits.~24. He likewise perceives the smells exhaled by men,
15 18|            and magic power.~29. He perceives at once where he stands,
16 18|        leaving his stand on earth, perceives how and whose are the aerial
17 18|       diverting themselves.~42. He perceives, here on earth, an air of
18 18|         have risen from it.~45. He perceives the Âbhâsvara angels falling (
19 18|        earth, the Bodhisattva also perceives those beings who hear the