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 1   1, 30 |     natural way,-he who was born full of wisdom, not foolish,
 2   1, 34 |          quarters, utter a voice full of auspicious meaning.~
 3   1, 40 |          sky there fell a shower full of lotuses and water-lilies,
 4   1, 60 |         thus kind towards me, in full accordance with thy nature,
 5   1, 89 |       for his son's welfare cows full of milk, with no traces
 6   1, 89 |    strong healthy calves, to the full number of a hundred thousand.~
 7   1, 93 |        Karttikeya, with his face full of joy, gave orders for
 8   1, 94 |     surrounding inhabitants, was full of gladness like the city
 9   3, 16 |         weight of their hips and full bosoms.~
10   3, 24 |        religion,' thus thinking, full of kindly feelings towards
11   3, 45 |          the waves of water; and full of sorrow he uttered these
12   3, 64 |      forest like Nandana itself. full of young trees in flower
13   4, 29 |           pressed him with their full firm bosoms in gentle collisions.~
14   4, 35 |         holding a mango-bough in full flower, displaying their
15   4, 38 |        its brow-bow drawn to its full, imitated his action, as
16   4, 39 |          Another, with beautiful full bosoms, and having her earrings
17   4, 100|       prince uttered a discourse full of resolve and abolishing
18   5, 2  |      father's ministers, friends full of varied converse,-with
19   5, 30 |          practice of religion is full of evils in the first period
20   5, 80 |   planting his hurrying steps at full speed.~
21   5, 87 |      mind, went over the leagues full of many conflicting emotions,-
22   7, 4  |     having come with their hands full of fuel, flowers, and kusa
23   7, 20 |              20. 'The penance is full of pain and of many kinds,
24   7, 32 |         he uttered his discourse full of various arguments, and
25   7, 33 |        seemed all alive like the full service of religion in exercise.~
26   7, 38 |   hermitage seems to have become full, it becomes as it were empty
27   7, 50 |     meaning, gentle, strong, and full of dignity, the ascetics
28   8, 6  |          adorned also with trees full of flowers, that garden
29   8, 9  |                               9. Full of wrath, the people followed
30   8, 17 |      looking about with his eyes full of tears, Kamthaka uttered
31   8, 20 |         rushed out of the palace full of hope, like flickering
32   8, 42 |  syllables choked with tears and full oflament, slowly Khamdaka
33   9, 2  |           2. Having come at last full of weariness to that hermitage,
34   9, 24 |         in a deep sea of sorrow, full of waves of trouble, springing
35   9, 28 |          of his kindred like the full moon from the contact of
36   9, 42 |          freed from all desires, full of sound reasons, and weighty,-
37   9, 69 |        up in accordance with it, full of disinterestedness, went
38   9, 70 |   minister and the Brahman, both full of tears, having heard his
39  12, 9  |          having mastered it with full knowledge, cross at once
40  12, 53 |  distinction, obtains a dwelling full of light, even amongst the
41  12, 109|       having made her obtain the full reward of her birth, he
42  13, 15 |           and slowly thus spoke, full of thought:~
43  13, 41 |        rising up like the sun in full splendour, rained down from
44  13, 42 |        But that shower of embers full of sparks, when scattered
45  13, 48 |                     48. Another, full of anger, rushed towards
46  14, 11 |          born in a dreadful hell full of terrors, are miserably
47  14, 77 |         had become all-wise, was full of brightness.~
48  14, 79 |     knowledge, all beings became full of great happiness ; and
49  15, 2  |          he was bathed with jars full of water by the heavenly
50  15, 8  |          ten pre-eminent powers, full of joy, continued, 'The
51  15, 57 |   spreading lustre around like a full moon.~
52  15, 73 |     moment dug out a great river full of water;~
53  16, 16 | understanding this, idle talkers full of self-conceit,~
54  16, 102|      good spells, and a treasure full of intelligence,~
55  16, 108|                        108. 'He, full of joy, shall obtain these
56  17, 3  |    versed in sacred learning and full of answers to questions,
57  17, 14 |  discipline, became a mendicant, full of devotion to the guru,
58  17, 23 |         the Law. Then Suddhodana full of joy invited him to a