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 1   1, 39|         of the world drowned in sorrow.~
 2   1, 69|        he cannot be born for my sorrow. I have with difficulty
 3   1, 77|         to those afflicted with sorrow, entangled in objects of
 4   1, 81|          81. 'Therefore make no sorrow for him,-that belongs rather,
 5   1, 83|       and his friends abandoned sorrow and rejoiced; thinking, '
 6   3, 30|         of vigour, the cause of sorrow, the destruction of delights,
 7   3, 45|     waves of water; and full of sorrow he uttered these words in
 8   4, 96|     pleasures, -me afflicted by sorrow, and subject to old age
 9   5, 5 |         he was filled with deep sorrow as for the slaughter of
10   5, 7 |    ground slowly, overcome with sorrow, -pondering the birth and
11   6, 18|      who am gone forth to leave sorrow behind; it is the thralls
12   6, 18|       to desires, the causes of sorrow, for whom thou shouldst
13   6, 24|  affection is lost, there is no sorrow.'~
14   6, 30|     carry back the horse to the sorrow of Kapilavastu?~
15   6, 42|         of Khamda overcome with sorrow,-self-possessed with the
16   7, 47|                   47. 'There is sorrow to me when I reflect that
17   8, 1 |         to dissolve his load of sorrow, and yet in spite of it
18   8, 15|   distressed by the vow and the sorrow, was muttering prayers in
19   8, 20|          who were fainting with sorrow, now in wild joy, with their
20   8, 26| self-control, fainting in their sorrow for their lord, their faces
21   8, 31|        shedding tears with deep sorrow, her bosom heaving with
22   8, 73|       earth fell struck down by sorrow like the banner of Indra
23   8, 81|        Dasaratha, a prey to his sorrow for Rama.~
24   9, 13|    ground with the arfow of thy sorrow plunged into his heart.~
25   9, 15|     this huge swollen stream of sorrow sweeps me away as a river'
26   9, 24|        drowned in a deep sea of sorrow, full of waves of trouble,
27   9, 28|       such woe, distressed with sorrow, and .... -O deliver Rahula
28   9, 34|         kindred is the cause of sorrow,-this sorrow is only caused
29   9, 34|       the cause of sorrow,-this sorrow is only caused by ignorance.~
30   9, 35|     what wise man would cherish sorrow, when he loses his kindred,
31   9, 43|        father in his old age to sorrow.~
32   9, 70|        looks, and overcome with sorrow, slowly returned of necessity
33  16, 42|       series of old age, death, sorrow and the like; by putting