Chapter

 1 3 | will have a Buddha-field of quite the same description. The
 2 3 | from trouble and hindrance, quite at ease. The boys go up
 3 3 | well, very well, Sâriputra, quite so; it is even as thou sayest.
 4 4 |    which the poor man feels quite at ease in the mansion to
 5 4 |  man, but for himself he is quite indifferent to it, and requires
 6 6 |     put into your hand.~15. Quite so, O hero, we were longing
 7 7 |    the great Isle of Jewels quite near; as to this great city,
 8 8 |      exempt from doubt, and quite pure. Under the mastership
 9 8 |    garment a priceless gem, quite sufficient to fulfil all
10 18|   22. His organ of smell is quite correct, and he perceives