Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1     4,      7, 2|      thousand 1i.]~"Those who are blind fail to see you even when
 2     4,      7, 2|           a mallet or a hossu. [--Blind to the very core.--This
 3     4,      7, 2|          Said Ummon, "You are not blind then?" [--Blind to the very
 4     4,      7, 2|           are not blind then?" [--Blind to the very core!--Do not
 5     4,      7, 3|           you here? Those who are blind fail to see you even when
 6     4,      7, 3|           making reference to the blind, to the deaf, to the dumb,
 7     4,      7, 3|          Said Ummon, "You are not blind then?" Ummon now told him
 8     4,      7, 3|    complications in regard to the blind, deaf, and dumb? Let us
 9     4,      7, 4|         Seccho's Remarks in Verse~Blind, deaf, dumb! [--Even before
10     4,      7, 4| discriminate the right colour. [--Blind fellow!--A good craftsman
11     4,      7, 4|       craftsman leaves no trace.--Blind to the very core!]~How can
12     4,      7, 5|        Yengo's Comment on Seccho~"Blind, deaf, dumb!~Infinitely
13     4,      7, 5|        you attain the life of the blind, deaf, and dumb. Here all
14     4,      7, 5|         the one who is not at all blind is blind for all that, and
15     4,      7, 5|        who is not at all blind is blind for all that, and that the
16     4,      7, 5|          white, he is certainly a blind man. He lived in the reign
17     4,      8, 2|     better it is to stay at home, blind and deaf, and without much
18     5,      1   |      words.~Wishing to entice the blind,~The Buddha has playfully