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 1 3 |        failed me, and the gold colour of the skin has vanished;
 2 3 |    they shall grow blackish of colour, spotted, covered with sores,
 3 7 |       have no advantage of the colour and brightness they possess,
 4 7 |      so bright with splendour, colour, and light? What may be
 5 13|         trouble, sickness; the colour of his skin is not blackish;
 6 13|    voice, the Lord with golden colour.~63. And he stands there
 7 15|    remedy, having the required colour, smell, and taste, pounds
 8 15|         which has the required colour, smell, and taste. For by
 9 15|      notions, after seeing the colour of the remedy, after smelling
10 15|       does not please them, in colour, smell, nor taste. Then
11 15|      possessed of the required colour, smell, and taste to have
12 15|     taste to have the required colour, smell, and taste, so that
13 18|       lofty, of good or of bad colour, in fortunate or in unfortunate
14 22| Tathâgata, have a body of gold colour. By this truth, by this
15 23|        bloom of extremely fine colour, and abundantly blest with
16 23| Bodhisattva, Lord; see how the colour, outward shape, character,