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 1 8 |      which give every kind of pleasure, and this through the grace
 2 8 | should not all be filled with pleasure, far beyond gods and men,
 3 10|     such speech as served the pleasure and benefit of himself,
 4 10|      to touch whatever causes pleasure, such as cloaks, alms-bowls,
 5 12|       great, producing bodily pleasure, happiness of mind, producing
 6 12|      Devas; and producing the pleasure of beings of go?d disposition'.~'
 7 18|      cold, according to their pleasure.~'And those great rivers
 8 18|       the highest delight and pleasure accompanied by retirement,
 9 18|      what is neither pain nor pleasure is not there, O Ananda,
10 18|       different causes of the pleasure of the world Sukhavati are
11 37|  there who perceive the noble pleasure and joy, and obtain the
12 38|   Buddha country feel neither pleasure nor pain; stepping forward
13 41|       O Bhagavat, there is no pleasure for that prince in that
14 43|  obtain excellent delight and pleasure, and will learn, retain,