Chapter

 1 2 |    the Tathâgata, who do not perceive, nor heed it, those, Sâriputra,
 2 2 |      to your trouble. When I perceive creatures vexed with mishap
 3 3 | sorts of sports. They do not perceive, nor know, nor understand,
 4 4 |      The father was sorry to perceive that his son had run away
 5 5 |      to it, do not know, nor perceive, nor understand their own
 6 5 |     thy room, thou canst not perceive what is going on without,
 7 5 |     staying within, dost not perceive even now what people outside
 8 8 |      but we, O Lord, did not perceive, nor know it. We fancied,
 9 13|  beings who do not hear, nor perceive, nor understand the skilfulness
10 13|   kotis of Sûtrântas, when I perceive the heroism of those living