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 1 3 | Sâriputra. In a certain village, town, borough, province, kingdom,
 2 4 |         who was residing in that town, had always and ever been
 3 4 | disappeared from such and such a town. He is called so and so,
 4 4 |       after him I have from that town come hither. He is my son,
 5 4 |          his rovings reaches the town where his father is living,
 6 8 |         place travels to another town. There he is befallen with
 7 13|           towns and grounds of a town; garments and head-gear;
 8 13|          he dwell in a miserable town.~57. The great Sage has
 9 14|  foremost) enlightenment, at the town of Gayâ, at the foot of
10 14|          royal, Kapilavastu, the town of the Sâkyas, arrived at
11 14|  enlightenment, not far from the town of Gayâ, somewhat more than
12 14|       reach enlightenment at the town of Gayâ. That is a short
13 15|          of enlightenment at the town of Gaya. But, young men
14 17|         forest, street, village, town, or province, with the motive
15 20|        in the wilderness or in a town, at the foot of a tree or