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 1 3 |  preaching of the law, O monks, comes to this, that deliverance
 2 3 |       miserable enough; and now comes to it this fire blazing
 3 4 |       his father is living, and comes to his father's mansion
 4 4 |  hearing this call the poor man comes and cleanses the said spot;
 5 5 |        way, Kâsyapa, the Buddha comes into the world like a rain-cloud,
 6 5 |       know yet anything. Whence comes this conceitedness to thee?
 7 5 | rotation. And on seeing this he comes to the conclusion: Yon beings,
 8 5 |       towards thee. Whence then comes that pride to thee?~69.
 9 6 |         man, in time of famine, comes and gets good food, but
10 7 |         and whose grandeur thus comes to light? Or is perhaps
11 11|       kotis of Æons, he yet now comes to hear the law; for the
12 13|    Bodhisattva.~7. But when one comes to him to question him about
13 15|    Their father, the physician, comes home from his journey at