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 1 3 |        and hindrance, quite at ease. The boys go up to the place
 2 3 |     Good people, now I feel at ease.~75. These poor sons of
 3 4 |        I will give thee. Be at ease, fellow; look upon me as
 4 4 |        poor man feels quite at ease in the mansion to go in
 5 7 |      be peaceful, meek, and at ease.~And the Lord, O monks,
 6 7 |         100. 'Be joyful and at ease; you have reached the limit
 7 8 |     that thou shouldst live in ease, good friend, have bound
 8 12|      words: Let the Lord be at ease in this respect; we will
 9 12|      Sûtra. Let the Lord be at ease.~Thereupon five hundred
10 12|    following stanzas:~2. Be at ease, O Lord. After thy complete
11 12|     deliver thy message; be at ease then, tranquil and quiet,
12 13|      The wise man is always at ease, and in that state he preaches
13 13|        decay; who will live at ease' and not be annoyed in the
14 14|      enjoy well-being and good ease? Are the creatures decorous,
15 14|       the illuminator, feel at ease? Dost thou feel free from
16 14|     health, well-being, and at ease. And these creatures of
17 23|    free from affliction and at ease. That Lord has also charged
18 27| Tathâgatas. Let the Lord be at ease as to this, and perfectly
19 27|      words: Let the Lord be at ease as to this, and perfectly