Chapter

1 2 |   little virtue.~64. They are continually entangled in the thickets
2 2 |     like the yak by its tail, continually blinded by sensual pleasure,
3 3 |       side; a putrid smell is continually issuing from their mouths;
4 3 |   misfortune his abode; he is continually living amongst asses, hogs,
5 4 |     mansion.~24. The rich man continually observes him through the
6 4 | closing with Nirvâna, we have continually accustomed our thoughts
7 8 |      fault, O Lord, in having continually and constantly persuaded
8 15|    having no refuge, they are continually plunged in sorrow, by which
9 15|       reason should I have to continually manifest myself? When men