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 1 8 |       that purpose bring their stock of merit to maturity, if
 2 8 |       Bodhi, should wish their stock of merit to grow in the
 3 8 | possessed even of a very small stock of merit, should not perceive
 4 8 |        should not, through the stock of merit which follows on
 5 8 |      have reached Bodhi by the stock of merit which follows on
 6 8 |  obtain a combination of their stock of merit with the joy and
 7 10|       has collected so large a stock of merit that, wherever
 8 17|      of virtuous beings, whose stock of merit has become ripened,
 9 18|   quiet, cessation, law, and a stock of merit leading to the
10 27|       the great and unmeasured stock of good works grow, turning
11 27|        country, and direct the stock of his good works towards
12 28|       the great and unmeasured stock of their good works, the
13 37|   immeasurable and innumerable stock of good works to ripen,
14 37|   formerly given, owing to the stock of good works produced under
15 38|  command of the Law, and their stock of all merit, they are like
16 39|         who are possessed of a stock of merit amassed under many
17 41|      with that thought amass a stock of merit, for them there
18 41|       free from doubt, amass a stock of merit in order to be
19 41|        Buddha and in their own stock of merit, for them, being
20 41|          and thus collecting a stock of merit; they are indeed
21 41| successful attainment of every stock of merit, and that through
22 41|     fallen into doubt, amass a stock of merit, but doubt the
23 41|     Law, (gathering) any (new) stock of merit, and practising
24 41|        of all creatures, their stock of merit should be turned
25 42|    never return, thanks to the stock of merit, which they have
26 43|    gains who, having amassed a stock of merit, having performed