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 1 5 |        This is a (temporary) repose, no final rest.~74. It is
 2 7 |     place where you may take repose and perform all you have
 3 7 | purpose but to give you some repose.'~In the same manner, monks,
 4 7 |   that those people may have repose, and after their having
 5 7 |     after their having taken repose, he tells them that the
 6 7 |    Tathâgata, &c., to give a repose to the creatures, very skilfully
 7 7 |      to give them a time for repose that he speaks these words,
 8 7 |    These beings have enjoyed repose, have been tranquillised;
 9 7 |     give quiet they speak of repose, (but) when they see that (
10 7 |    the creatures) have had a repose, they, knowing this to be
11 11|  have, unwearied and without repose, sought after the Sûtra