Chapter

 1 3 |   matter more at large, I will tell thee a parable, for men
 2 3 |     employ an able device, and tell them of the three vehicles,
 3 4 |        to him: Go, sirrah, and tell that poor man: Go, sirrah,
 4 4 |       work shall I have to do? tell him: Help us in clearing
 5 4 |      does not mix with us, nor tell us that this treasure of
 6 5 |     Therefore, Kâsyapa, I will tell thee a parable, for men
 7 7 |      Come, hear what I have to tell you: this city have I produced
 8 7 |       of.~107. Therefore I now tell you, monks: Rouse to the
 9 11|      those innumerable beings? Tell it me upon my question,
10 14|      whom we never saw before; tell us, O supreme of men!~6.
11 14|       seen anything like this. Tell us the name of this world,
12 14|    sudden, these appear to us. Tell us their history, O Seer.~
13 14|     wonder? Expel (all) doubt, tell the cause, and show how
14 16| congregation; not necessary to tell, Agita, that the young man
15 17|       it well to heart; I will tell thee.~It is, Agita, as if
16 22|       Tathâgata, &c., deign to tell us any part of the course
17 25|         Please, Lord, deign to tell me, what knowledge the Tathagata