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 1    1, 5 |         God dooms to doubt!~The devotee of seven hundred thousand
 2    2, 5 |  another He makes the atheist a devotee!~Next comes an anecdote
 3    4, 8 |    followed by an anecdote of a devotee who had so concentrated
 4    5, 10|        he told an anecdote of a devotee who determined to put the
 5    5, 11|      bad actions the reverse. A devotee admired the splendid apparel
 6    5, 11|         from heaven came to the devotee, saying, "Learn from them
 7    5, 12|                  STORY XII. The Devotee who broke the noble's wine-jar.~
 8    5, 12|        a very austere and testy devotee. This devotee called out
 9    5, 12|         and testy devotee. This devotee called out to him, "What
10    5, 12| belonging to such a noble." The devotee said, "What! does a follower
11    5, 12|       your height." Finally the devotee broke the wine-jar with
12    5, 12|       at the presumption of the devotee in taking upon himself to
13    5, 12|     thick stick and went to the devotee's house to chastise him.
14    5, 12|      house to chastise him. The devotee heard of his approach and
15    5, 12|       Then the neighbors of the devotee, hearing the noise, came
16    5, 12|     noble, telling him that the devotee was half-witted, and could
17    5, 12|     indeed." 2~Description of a devotee who trusted to the light