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 1 1 |     may be the cause, what the reason of the Lord producing so
 2 1 |      is the cause, what is the reason of this wonderful, prodigious,
 3 1 |        There must be a weighty reason why so many thousands of
 4 2 |     may be the cause, what the reason of the Lord so extremely
 5 2 |         is the cause, what the reason of the Lord so repeatedly
 6 4 | apprehend. It is for this very reason that the Lord just now tells
 7 5 |       three vehicles, for what reason then is the designation
 8 7 |     cannot be without cause or reason, friends, that to-day (or
 9 7 |     and light? What may be the reason of their being so exceedingly
10 8 |       bound? by whom? for what reason and purpose? It is something
11 9 |        been said: He exists by reason of enlightenment.~The Lord
12 11|      is the cause, what is the reason of so magnificent a Stûpa
13 15|        being at rest.~22. What reason should I have to continually
14 19|        Sadâparibhûta. For what reason, Mahâsthâmaprâpta, was that
15 24|       Lord, and said: For what reason, O Lord, is the Bodhisattva
16 24|        of Giantesses. For that reason, young man of good family,
17 24|   following question: For what reason, son of Gina, is Avalokitesvara (