Chapter

 1 3 |    they are free from danger, goes and sits down in the open
 2 4 |   roams in all directions and goes to some place, whereas his
 3 4 |       his body with dust, and goes to his son, whom he greets
 4 4 |   puts on dirty garments, and goes near the man. He chides
 5 5 |   king of mountains. There he goes up and down and across to
 6 5 |  compassion on the blind man, goes to the Himalaya, where (
 7 5 |      man catches the meaning, goes to the wilderness, meditates
 8 8 |       and travels further; he goes to some other country, where
 9 8 |     other man, unaware of it, goes forth and from that place
10 10|       Such a one, wherever he goes, must be saluted by all
11 10|      man who in want of water goes to dig a well in an arid
12 13|    creatures in the world. He goes all over the earth as a
13 15|  those atoms of dust and then goes in an eastern direction
14 17|    this discourse on the law, goes from home to a monastery,
15 17|      man, to hear this Sûtra, goes from his home to a monastery
16 18| tender, agreeable, deep voice goes out from him, an amiable
17 18|        an amiable voice which goes to the heart, at which those