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 1   1, 23|        the queen, having a great longing in her. mind, went with
 2   1, 63|          now come hither, with a longing to see the banner of the
 3   3, 16|       their haste as they rushed longing to see, were delayed in
 4   3, 22|         the women appeared as if longing to fall to the earth; gazing
 5   3, 22|      faces, the men seemed as if longing to rise to heaven.~
 6   5, 2 |         glades of the forest and longing for peace, he went out with
 7   5, 4 |          by love of the wood and longing for the beauties of the
 8   5, 23|          but with no feelings of longing, like an elephant entering
 9   5, 26|        moon and a lion,-having a longing aroused for something imperishable,-
10   5, 39|          this resolve of his son longing for liberation, and havingagain
11   5, 79|       duty, he, the best of men, longing to go to the forest, wearing
12   6, 58|          heavenly beings, with a longing to worship it, seized it
13   7, 1 | indifferent to all things in his longing for the forest. he by whom
14   7, 10|            10. He, the wise one, longing for liberation, traversed
15   8, 66|              66. 'I have no such longing for the joy of heaven, nor
16   8, 80|    depart, and are eager for it, longing to drink it.'~
17   8, 86|       than a bird's in the woods longing for its young.'~
18   9, 72|         king and see him, who is longing for his dear son?'~
19  11, 57|       world, and I have come out longing to obtain peace; I would
20  11, 72|         his hands, with a sudden longing come upon him, replied, '
21  12, 13|       the sight of thee like one longing to see who finds a light,-
22  12, 93|        the hours for eating, he, longing to cross the world whose
23  12, 97| existence, thus reflected in his longing to become a Buddha:~
24  14, 1 |         set himself to meditate, longing to know the supreme end.~
25  15, 59|     fasting, went on in his way, longing to accomplish the world'
26  17, 1 |          set off on his journey, longing for disciples with his father