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1     3,      3   |     me to enter Nirvana that leaves nothing behind and to attain
2     4,      4   |       If you go on gathering leaves and branches, there is no
3     4,      7, 4|    fellow!--A good craftsman leaves no trace.--Blind to the
4     4,      7, 4|     coal tar!]~I observe the leaves fall and the flowers bloom
5     4,      7, 5|    the window,~I observe the leaves fall, the flowers bloom
6     4,      7, 5|    tired one sleeps. Let the leaves fall, let the flowers bloom
7     4,      7, 5| bloom as they like. When the leaves fall, I know it is the autumn;
8     5,      4   |  commit the fault of picking leaves or of searching for branches, [
9     6,      1   |   tea made of some vegetable leaves is performed; the tea thus