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 1 2 |      Sugata declares. The Gina speaks no falsehood, the great
 2 3 |     attracts the creatures and speaks to them thus: Do not delight
 3 3 |       of the world, who always speaks the truth, indicates pain
 4 3 | quarters.~106. And if some one speaks to you these words, 'I joyfully
 5 3 |       and distraction of mind, speaks to expound the law, with
 6 4 |   merchantmen were present, he speaks thus: This is my son whom
 7 5 |    born, he, the world's Lord, speaks and shows the real course
 8 5 |     world, including the gods, speaks thus: I am the Tathâgata,
 9 7 |    After creating that city he speaks to them in this manner: '
10 7 |        time for repose that he speaks these words, and, in fact,
11 11|        handsome appearance she speaks words of kindliness and
12 14|    when he says: The Tathâgata speaks infallible truth? The Tathâgata
13 15|        word that the Tathâgata speaks is true, not false. But
14 15|   teaching; when the Tathâgata speaks in this way, there is from
15 15|     Prompted by this desire he speaks to those sons as follows:
16 18|        will be really true; he speaks what all Tathâgatas have
17 18|        catches what the Buddha speaks.~72. He reflects much on
18 26|        scabs, and itch. If one speaks an unkind word, true or