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 1   2, 27|        beloved of the king his father, he who was like Sanatkumara,
 2   2, 51|        all his kingdoms like a father.~
 3   5, 2 |        some worthy sons of his father's ministers, friends full
 4   5, 32|        wert to leave thine own father.~
 5   5, 37|       Mount Meru addressed his father: 'If this is impossible,
 6   5, 40|    forbidden with tears by his father, the prince, sorrowing,
 7   5, 83|  behind without hesitation his father who turned ever towards
 8   5, 83|     then went forth out of his father's city.~
 9   6, 10|        sake of the family, the father is honoured for the sake
10   8, 67|     never to roll about in his father's lap?~
11   9, 25|    surely thou too wilt do thy father's desire.~
12   9, 32|     for this that I abandon my father, however loving.~
13   9, 39|      thought, well worthy of a father; but. it would be as improper
14   9, 43|        thou dost, to leave thy father in his old age to sorrow.~
15  10, 25|       through thy love for thy father thou desirest not thy paternal
16  15, 13|       Delight, beholding their father with defeated face, approached
17  15, 33|      they thus addressed their father: 'O father, do thou, the
18  15, 33|     addressed their father: 'O father, do thou, the lord of the
19  15, 34|     will of Buddha; then their father said to them, 'Go to the
20  15, 40|        jewels, and cherish thy father and mother, and delight
21  17, 1 | longing for disciples with his father at their head.~
22  17, 17|      Khandaka and Udayin, 'Thy father and mother, some noble ladies,
23  17, 30|      having paid honour to his father, and having made Rahula