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 1 4 |                                                  elevated position; yet he feels that the man is his son.~
 2 4 |                                                name of son, and the latter feels in presence of the householder
 3 4 |                                                  end of which the poor man feels quite at ease in the mansion
 4 4 |                                                householder falls sick, and feels that the time of his death
 5 4 |                                           consciousness of his nobility he feels abashed, ashamed, disousted,
 6 5 | Procuring-happiness-to-those-standing-in-the-right-place. As the physician feels compassion for the blind-born
 7 5 |                                                   out of the triple world, feels compassion, prompted by
 8 8 |                                                  within the upper robe and feels satisfaction at having given
 9 8 |                                                  41. At this sight the man feels extremely happy. The value
10 10|                                           Bhaishagyarâga, who is startled, feels anxiety, gets frightened
11 10|                                                 the disciples is startled, feels anxiety, gets frightened
12 13|                                               respect to all Tathâgatas he feels as if they were his fathers,
13 18|                                              myriads of kotis of examples, feels a great joy and shows him
14 19|                                                   unasked, declare that he feels no contempt for us? just
15 23|                                                  sprightliness; whether he feels free from affliction and