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 1   5, 33|          33. 'Do thou therefore abandon this thy resolution; devote
 2   5, 36|       the Sakyas thus replied: 'Abandon this idea bent upon departure;
 3   6, 31|       31. 'Surely thou wilt not abandon, O hero, that fond old king,
 4   6, 33|       33. 'Thou wilt not surely abandon thy queen, endowed with
 5   6, 34|               34 'Thou wilt not abandon the young son of Yasodhara,
 6   6, 35|         thy mind be resolved to abandon thy kindred and thy kingdom,
 7   6, 35|        thou wilt not, O master, abandon me,-thy feet are my only
 8   6, 41|     feel pity, it ill befits to abandon one who loves;-turn back
 9   6, 43|                            43. 'Abandon this distress, Khavida,
10   6, 44|   through affection were not to abandon my kindred in my desire
11   6, 44|        still make us helplessly abandon one another.~
12   9, 15|      what is my heart's desire,-abandon this purpose for the sake
13   9, 32|    again, it is for this that I abandon my father, however loving.~
14  11, 23|        them, and which they who abandon not keep only as misery?~
15  12, 69|        does not teach us how to abandon this soul itself in the
16  12, 72|                      72. 'If we abandon successively all this triad,
17  13, 9 |       follow thine own duty and abandon this law of liberation!
18  13, 58|   steadiness, but never will he abandon his resolution, who has
19  15, 15|               15. 'Think, "If I abandon an emperor's happiness,
20  17, 8 | knowledge and with the power to abandon all worldly action; then