Chapter

 1 3 |         will not be plying their work for the first time, they
 2 3 |       single stanza from another work; to all of them thou mayst
 3 4 |      female, servants for menial work. and journeymen; is rich
 4 4 |         fee, and order him to do work here in my house. And if
 5 4 |           And if he asks: What - work shall I have to do? tell
 6 4 |          and engage him for such work as mentioned. Thereupon
 7 4 |          man who shall do menial work.~22. 'Enter my service and
 8 4 |        Thou dost not perform thy work.~26. 1 will give thee double
 9 4 |        by saying): Thou dost thy work very well, indeed; thou
10 4 |      this world.~40. Such is the work we are doing strenuously,
11 5 |      what means and by what good work shall I acquire such wisdom
12 11|  everybody's strength to do this work of difficulty.~26. Something
13 11|           I will do for thee the work of a servant. And so having
14 11|          I had done such kind of work at day-time, I at night
15 11|         carefully performed such work as a servant ought to do.~
16 14| leadership of the Tathâgata, the work of the Tathâgata, the sport [
17 17|        performance of that pious work he shall, when sitting in