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 1 1 | memory what they have learnt.~27. And I see here and there
 2 2 |     up to the highest of men,~27. And ponder in perplexity.
 3 4 |        and, besides, a cloak.~27. So he chides him at the
 4 5 |   season the rain of the law.~27. After hearing me, each
 5 6 |    with flowers and perfumes.~27. In his last bodily existence
 6 7 |     with such uncommon glory?~27. May, perhaps, some blessed
 7 8 |       their course (of duty).~27. The measure of the lifetime
 8 10|   teach the law to creatures.~27. To that courageous man
 9 11|       it but a single moment.~27. It will not be difficult
10 13|      a clean and pretty spot.~27. He puts on a clean, nice,
11 14|   magical faculty and wisdom.~27. This world on every side
12 16|    torpor, for kotis of Æons;~27. Let him as a philosopher,
13 18|    serve as jewels for women.~27. That Bodhisattva likewise
14 24|       is worthy of adoration.~27. He, so compassionate for