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 1   1, 60|     thee, great-souled as thou art, fond of guests, liberal
 2   4, 37|        as saying, ' O how thou art deluded.'~
 3   4, 42|         said to him, 'Thou who art conquered by women, go and
 4   5, 17|     said to him, 'Tell me, who art thou?' and the other replied, '
 5   5, 32|        royal glory to thee who art well worthy to be distinguished
 6   5, 52|   statue in an archway made by art.~
 7   6, 62|    hast need of it, O thou who art like Indra, accept it at
 8   7, 38|        it were empty when thou art gone,-therefore, my son,
 9   7, 43| companion in penance, thee who art like a storehouse of penance,-
10   7, 43|         to dwell with thee who art like Indra would bring prosperity
11   7, 52|    purpose, who, young as thou art, hast seen the evils of
12   9, 22|      performed, and while thou art still wet with the sacred
13  11, 2 |   thing for thee, born as thou art in the great family whose
14  11, 61|      is so well skilled in its art as to draw the world in
15  11, 72|       upon him, replied, 'Thou art obtaining thy desire without
16  12, 8 |      indeed a marvel that thou art come hither in life's fresh
17  12, 9 |                9. 'Verily thou art a worthy vessel to receive
18  12, 10|        thoroughly tested, thou art easy for me to examine from
19  12, 12|     calmly passionless as thou art, makes me, imperfect as
20  12, 17|  receive our words, O thou who art stedfast in thy nature.~
21  12, 18|      18. 'But know, O thou who art deep in the search into
22  12, 26|        itself here, O thou who art free from all egoism.~
23  12, 27|         confusion," O thou who art all unconfused, which views
24  12, 29|  indiscrimination," O thou who art discriminating, which thinks
25  12, 30|       false means," O thou who art well skilled in true means.~
26  13, 70|        by which, O world, thou art smitten in thy heart.~
27  15, 16|        me hereafter, when thou art fallen.'-But he listened
28  15, 26|        master, as thou thyself art freed from all passions.'~
29  15, 29|       avatara of slaves',-thou art the avatara of Buddha,-do
30  15, 43|                   43. 'As thou art the king of the Law, so
31  15, 44|    Hear, O shameless one; thou art Mara,-not the head of a
32  15, 46|                      46. 'Thou art utterly vanquished, O Namuki,
33  15, 50|          50. 'O holy one, thou art all-wise, there will be
34  17, 17|       under the idea that thou art devoted to the world's salvation;