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1 4 |          chides him, saying: Thou dost not perform thy work.~26.
2 4 | conciliates him (by saying): Thou dost thy work very well, indeed;
3 5 |       eyesight, nothing more, and dost not know yet anything. Whence
4 5 |         who, when staying within, dost not perceive even now what
5 12|         noble matron Gautamî: Why dost thou stand so dejected,
6 14|        illuminator, feel at ease? Dost thou feel free from bodily
7 21|          of eighty Ganges rivers; dost thou think, Bhaishagyarâga,
8 23|        sands of the river Ganges. Dost thou see, Padmasrî, how
9 25|    another) to see the Tathâgata. Dost thou see these two young