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 1   3, 57|       and unconscious, like mere wood or straw, is abandoned alike
 2   3, 65|    perforce carried away to that wood filled with troops of beautiful
 3   4, 27|       the prince wandered in the wood like an elephant in the
 4   5, 4 |          4. Lured by love of the wood and longing for the beauties
 5   6, 11|        have attained the desired wood.'~
 6   6, 21|      gone at a wrong time to the wood,'-there is no wrong time
 7   7, 8 |         he lighted up the entire wood like the sun come down of
 8   7, 21|         to go to a still greater wood of their own again.~
 9   7, 48|        wish not to dweli in this wood; the nature of cessation
10   7, 49|       makes me go away from this wood; for ye are all like great
11   8, 29|     about with the wind from the wood.~
12   8, 75|          been tossed down in the wood, dear as he was, like a
13  10, 15|                      15. In that wood, thickly filled with lodhra
14  12, 79|        for instance, in a log of wood or a wall.~
15  13, 60|       who rubs the two pieces of wood obtains the fire, one who
16  14, 15|        captives into a dark blue wood with swords for leaves.~
17  17, 5 |          with his friends to the wood in the Deer Park, accompanied
18  17, 9 |         Nirvana who dwelt in the wood Dharma; and the lord of
19  17, 16|         by the merchants. In the wood called Venu, filled with
20  17, 18|          and proceeded from that wood with the disciples, the
21  17, 18|           he at last reached the wood Nigrodha, illuminating the
22  17, 26|  discourse to the goddess of the wood, giving her the serenity
23  17, 27| Mahakautuka and Sautasomi in the wood Nigrodha, he received into
24  17, 28|      Saunu, sending him into the wood pre-eminent with the holiest