Chapter

1 1 |     been produced by the Lord? Look, how these eighteen thousand
2 3 |     walk about, and repeatedly look at their father; all, because
3 4 |      thee. Be at ease, fellow; look upon me as if I were thy
4 5 |      trees at the time of rain look bright in all quarters;~
5 7 |      accept them, O thou whose look pierces everywhere!~After
6 8 |    Buddha-field spoken of will look as if formed by thousands
7 13|      in such a state (of mind) look upon all laws (and things)
8 13|     Sage has always a pleasant look, deserves to be honoured,
9 14| equally filled with curiosity, look up to the highest of men.~