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 1 13|    for instance, O Ananda, a man might throw out from the
 2 18|    ear. And whatever sound a man wishes to hear, exactly
 3 20|      And, O Ananda, as a low man and impotent man, before
 4 20|    as a low man and impotent man, before the face of the
 5 21|    fathoms deep. As a clever man might spread out a flower-bed
 6 31|    whom the name of the best man has been heard.~9. '"By
 7 34|  thirty-two marks of a great man, possessed of perfect members,
 8 39|     that Tathagata. And as a man, followed by another at
 9 39|    only, would see the other man, when the sun has risen,
10 44| three worlds.~4. 'As a blind man in darkness does not know
11 44|      8. 'Therefore a learned man of an intelligent race who
12 44|    wise."~9. 'Now and then a man is found, now and then a