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 1 17|           have no diseases of the tongue, nor of the mouth; he will
 2 17|          the contrary, Agita, his tongue, teeth, and lips will be
 3 17|          a mouth disease;~11. His tongue is never sore; his teeth
 4 18|       nose, twelve hundred of the tongue, eight hundred of the body,
 5 18|     hundred good faculties of the tongue. All flavours he takes on
 6 18|          flavours he takes on his tongue will yield a divine, exquisite
 7 18|    flavours that are taken on his tongue will yield a divine relish.
 8 18|          are no sooner put on his tongue than they become divine
 9 19| perfection of the eye, ear, nose, tongue, body, and mind as just
10 20|           miracle of magic by his tongue, so, too, Prabhûtaratna,
11 20|             c., pulled back their tongue, and all simultaneously,
12 20|       earth.~2. They extend their tongue over the whole world, darting