Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1     1,      9  (1)   |            It is difficult to tell how this dharani came to
 2     3,      2        |     of purity.~I will briefly tell you about them. When people
 3     3,      3        | listen attentively and I will tell you. In case good men and
 4     3,      3        |      if I did,] you would not tell me: 'O Subhuti,~are one
 5     3,      4, XXXV  |      to the Blessed One:~Pray tell me, Blessed One, about the
 6     3,      4, XXXV  |       and reflect, for I will tell you.~Assuredly, said Mahamati
 7     3,      4, LXVIII|    emancipation, saying: Pray tell me, Blessed One, pray tell
 8     3,      4, LXVIII|    tell me, Blessed One, pray tell me Tathagata, Arhat, Fully-Enlightened
 9     3,      4, LXVIII|       within yourself; I will tell you.~Mahamati the Bodhisattva-Mahasattva:
10     4,      4        |      teaching I understand,~I tell him that mine is the power
11     4,      5        |       as not-existing. Please tell me how to remove this obstruction."~"
12     4,      5        |        Do not memorize what I tell you. However eloquently
13     4,      5        |  series of negations, can you tell me straightway what is the
14     4,      7, 3     |       the same way, or not. I tell you that their understanding
15     4,      7, 5     |     with the other puts down. Tell me what he finds to be ludicrous,
16     4,      7, 5     |      at war, Shih-kuang could tell, by merely quietly playing
17     4,      8, 2     | training the result begins to tell and the beast is faced round,~
18     5                |       him it would be hard to tell the fate of Zen in Japan.