Chapter

 1 2 |      misfortune, as they possess little virtue.~64. They are continually
 2 2 | dedication to the Ginas;~81. The little boys even, who in playing
 3 2 |          Sugatas, by doing but a little for the relics, by making
 4 3 |    suppose that the man had many little boys, say five, or ten,
 5 3 |        why, let me gather all my little boys and take them to my
 6 3 |         meditating on saving the little boys from a great mass of
 7 4 |          men ill-favoured and of little splendour. Go, says he,
 8 4 |     there is no doubt of it.~28. Little by little he makes the man
 9 4 |       doubt of it.~28. Little by little he makes the man enter the
10 5 |      formerly I was ignorant, of little understanding, in fact,
11 5 |      strong aversions; some have little wisdom, others are clever;
12 8 |            We, disciples, are of little use, indeed! In despondency
13 8 |         we were contented with a little of Nirvâna; we required
14 11|      decorated with a network of little bells, showing a checker
15 11|       decorated with a fringe of little bells, strewn with Mandârava
16 13|       the Tathâgata himself, and little angels shall constantly
17 14|         and kept themselves at a little distance, the joined hands