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 1   1, 18 |          be influenced by me if I come to them as beyond their
 2   1, 30 |       womb, he shone as if he had come down from heaven, he who
 3   1, 58 |           that thou shouldst have come to visit me; be pleased
 4   1, 63 |          truth by signs, I am now come hither, with a longing to
 5   1, 68 |           on seeing him, do tears come to thee, O reverend one?~
 6   1, 85 |         way of the wind as he had come, his figure watched reverentially
 7   3, 28 |          Who is this man that has come here, O charioteer, with
 8   3, 32 | charioteer, 'What! will this evil come to me also?' and to him
 9   3, 33 |                      33. 'It will come without doubt by the force
10   3, 52 |   thinking of any ills that might come from his haste, he ordered
11   4, 5  |          beams as it were visibly come down to the earth.~
12   4, 45 |                              45. 'Come and see this asoka tree,
13   4, 46 |                              46. 'Come and see this tilaka tree,
14   4, 48 |                              48. 'Come and see this young asoka,
15   4, 51 |                              51. 'Come and listen to the notes
16   5, 20 |        outward form promised, had come to him for the sake of rousing
17   5, 70 |        accord, verily the time is come to depart for my true health.'~
18   6, 16 |         it may last, in time will come to an end.~
19   6, 47 |            47. 'As clouds, having come together, depart asunder
20   6, 52 |            Either he will quickly come back, having destroyed old
21   7, 4  |          the sake of fuel, having come with their hands full of
22   7, 8  |          entire wood like the sun come down of his own accord.~
23   8, 32 |       thou and Kamthaka are alone come back, while three went away
24   9, 2  |                         2. Having come at last full of weariness
25   9, 5  |        himself is like Indra, has come here, it is said, desirous
26   9, 5  |       death,-know that we two are come here on account of him.'~
27   9, 6  |          the long arms did indeed come here, but not as one unawakened; "
28   9, 15 |                             15. '"Come, thou who lovest duty, for
29   9, 32 |       once, separation will still come again, it is for this that
30   9, 57 |         and the king's grief will come to an end.~
31  10, 22 |       friendship with thy family, come down by inheritance and
32  11, 57 |          of the world, and I have come out longing to obtain peace;
33  11, 69 |                      69. ' I have come here with a wish to see
34  11, 72 |      hands, with a sudden longing come upon him, replied, 'Thou
35  12, 5  |       gentle youth, how thou hast come forth from thy home, having
36  12, 6  |       stedfast and wise, who hast come here after abandoning royal
37  12, 8  |     indeed a marvel that thou art come hither in life's fresh prime,
38  12, 89 |         the objects of the senses come up to a percipient who has
39  12, 106|      risen ih her heart, had just come near,~
40  13, 13 |     Therefore quickly rise up and come to thyself-for this arrow
41  15, 15 |       shall I have to enjoy?"-and come and take refuge with us.~
42  15, 24 |      religious mendicants, we are come to thy one refuge.~
43  15, 25 |         daughters of Namuki, have come from the golden city, abandoning
44  15, 29 |                      29. 'We have come here after wandering under
45  15, 39 |                39. 'As thou didst come from thine own kingdom,
46  15, 104|           This is Gautama who has come hither, the ascetic who
47  15, 111|          that I am a Gina,-I have come to give the first wheel
48  16, 19 |           fortune does not always come to all embodied beings (
49  16, 71 |                       71. 'He has come out from all conflict, released
50  16, 84 |           of the Buddha would not come to an end,thus by me has
51  17, 17 |        and this my young son have come in the hope of seeing thee,
52  17, 27 |                        27. Having come to the Lumbini fig-tree