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 1 1 |   expectation gaze on thee, O hero, and on me; gladden (their
 2 3 |    world, at Benares, O great hero! (that wheel which is the
 3 3 |       with gratitude, O great hero, the mysterious speech of
 4 6 |   hallowed one (Arhat), great hero, Sâkya-lion, most high of
 5 6 |    your hand.~15. Quite so, O hero, we were longing as we heard
 6 6 |   Utter a prediction, O great hero, so benevolent and merciful!
 7 6 |    bodily existence shall the hero, possessed of the thirty-two
 8 7 |     Thou hast arisen, O great Hero; we pray to thee, the Tathâgata.~
 9 7 |   thee we present them, great Hero; deign to accept them, great
10 7 | become such as thyself art, O hero, O clear-sighted one.'~80.
11 11|    world, famed as an eminent hero, and ouick in arrivinLy
12 14| Excellent, excellent, O great Hero! we are happy to hear that
13 14|     us, O incomparable, great hero,who knowest no bounds, where
14 16|      lying down; wherever the hero pronounces were it but a
15 17|       extinction of the great Hero, shall hear this exalted
16 18|       as the seas.~5. He, the hero, sees all, downward to the