Chapter

 1 3|             to have many and manifold toys to play with, pretty, nice,
 2 3|               them: My children, your toys, which are so pretty, precious,
 3 3|             out for the sake of these toys. And the boys, on hearing
 4 3|                 Father, give us those toys to play with, those bullock-carts,
 5 3|               have received all those toys. If that man, O Lord, had
 6 3|           them the Tathâgata gives as toys to amuse themselves with
 7 3| self-concentration, and its results; (toys) all of the same kind. Even
 8 3|         engaged in playing with their toys, in their fondness of which
 9 3|          deluded as they are by their toys; they do not even understand
10 3|        ignorant) children are fond of toys, and have none just now
11 7|         princes, monks, had severally toys to play with, variegated
12 7|             repeat, monks, left their toys, their amusements, and since