Chapter

 1 1 |  saying: This is the end of trouble, O monks.~10. And to those
 2 2 |     say: Put an end to your trouble. When I perceive creatures
 3 3 |  and delight, released from trouble and hindrance, quite at
 4 3 |  you are delivered from the trouble of the mundane whirl, provided
 5 8 | difficulties, and has great trouble to find food and clothing.
 6 13|   envy, shall not meet with trouble, impediment, grief or despondency.~
 7 13|    how the creatures are in trouble, I pronounce thousands of
 8 13| wise man knows no vexation, trouble, sickness; the colour of
 9 14|  task, so that they give no trouble to the Lord?~And those four
10 14|     world, so as to give no trouble.~And the Lord answered the
11 14|    is ordered; they give no trouble when I correct them; and