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1 1 |     the guides of the world to ask for the most excellent law,
2 3 |      the same subject; I would ask the Lord whether I had lost
3 4 | wantest thou mayst confidently ask me, be it the price of a
4 4 |      if thou shouldst want it, ask me for it, I will give it.
5 7 |      the period Mahârûpa. (You ask), monks, how long ago is
6 10|      Bhaishagyarâga, happen to ask: How now have those creatures
7 11|   salute him reverentially and ask, in our name, after the
8 13|     must never address them to ask after their health. He must
9 23|    Lord has also charged me to ask: Is there something thou