Chapter

 1 2 |       defective in training and foolish as they were, away in order
 2 3 |   blazing on all sides.~68. The foolish boys, however, though admonished,
 3 3 |      play with. Oh, they are so foolish!~71. He then says to them:
 4 3 | Buddha-rule.~129. Nor does that foolish person listen to the law;
 5 3 |        a Sûtra like this before foolish people.~137. But those who
 6 3 |      such books are fit for the foolish; avoid them and preach this
 7 4 |          person who, seduced by foolish people, went away from his
 8 4 |       is fifty years since that foolish son has run away. I have
 9 4 |       near.'~11. Meanwhile that foolish son is wandering from village
10 5 |  phenomena. Then he says: O how foolish was I that I did not believe
11 7 |     thinks, by going back these foolish men will be deprived of
12 8 |        purpose? It is something foolish, my good friend, to be contented,
13 12|     with sticks at the hands of foolish men.~4. At that dreadful