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 1 1 |      gain supreme enlightenment.~19. Some give their heads,
 2 2 |         directions of the world.~19. Thou, Sâriputra, be full
 3 3 |        hundreds of able devices;~19. And when thou wert mentioning
 4 4 |          to fetch that poor man.~19. The messengers immediately
 5 5 |      pleasures and (final) rest.~19. Hearken to me, ye hosts
 6 6 |        to obtain this knowledge.~19. In his last bodily existence
 7 7 |          may be the cause of it?~19. Come, let us investigate
 8 8 | thirty-two characteristic signs.~19. They shall know no other
 9 10|        which appears in digging.~19. But when he (afterwards)
10 11|          nothing very difficult.~19. Nor would it be so very
11 12|       midst of the congregation.~19. We will visit towns and
12 13|          be their proper sphere.~19. All laws (i.e. the laws,
13 14|      kotis, and also half kotis.~19. Other great Seers again,
14 15|          following a due course.~19. Feel no doubt concerning
15 16|        to Buddhas and disciples;~19. Regaling Pratyekabuddhas
16 18|     announces to the assemblies.~19. The numerous sounds produced
17 24|        all regions of the world.~19. Birth, decrepitude, and