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1     3,      2  |         performs such meritorious deeds by assuming varieties of
2     4,      1  |          life, the fruits of evil deeds in the past are to be gathered
3     4,      1  |         is the outcome of my past deeds which by reason of causation
4     4,      1  |        engaged in any meritorious deeds. This is called "being in
5     4,      6  |          ten thousand meritorious deeds equal in number to the sands
6     4,      6  | perfection and other ten thousand deeds of merit, this is grading [
7     5,      3  |        practise all the religious deeds. Even when they are thus
8     5,      6  |   discipline,~And many other good deeds of merit,--~All these issue