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 1   2, 51|        He laid aside weapons and pondered the Sastra, he practised
 2   4, 55|      condition, that best of men pondered with an undisturbed, and
 3   5, 11|       from deliberation, he next pondered this meditation,-having
 4   6, 68|                 68. Sometimes he pondered, sometimes he lamented,
 5   7, 52|         of birth; he who, having pondered thoroughly heaven and liberation,
 6   8, 70|    fainting in her woe, wept and pondered and wailed aloud repeatedly,-
 7  12, 68|    accepted his words but having pondered them, filled with the force
 8  12, 99|       care for his body, he next pondered thus, how best to increase
 9  14, 35|                       35. Having pondered all this, in the last watch
10  14, 38|       old age and death, then he pondered, 'What is that which is
11  14, 39|     previous) existence; then he pondered, 'What is that which is
12  14, 40|     again meditated, and he next pondered, 'What is that which is
13  14, 41|        is sensation, and he next pondered, 'What is that which is
14  14, 42|          is contact, and he next pondered, 'What is that which is
15  14, 43|         organs of sense; he then pondered, 'Where do the six organs
16  14, 44|         in the organism, he then pondered, 'Where does the organism
17  14, 45| incipient consciousness; he then pondered, 'Where does incipient consciousness
18  14, 46|      former actions; and he next pondered, 'Where do the latent impressions
19  14, 54|       having again meditated and pondered, he thus reflected,~
20  15, 79|         a palm-tree the holy one pondered: 'The profound wisdom so
21  15, 82|       had heard before, he again pondered; and resolving, 'I will
22  15, 88|          bull of the Sakya race, pondered, 'For whom shall I first
23  16, 16|                      16. 'Having pondered and held fast the noble