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 1   2, 24|    and reached that of middle youth, the young prince learned
 2   3, 3 |      and his son's beauty and youth.~
 3   3, 25|      promise a revival of his youth.~
 4   3, 31|     by step become a vigorous youth, he has step by step in
 5   4, 56|   that they perceive not that youth is fickle? for this old
 6   5, 14|   activity of his vigour, his youth, and his life, vanished
 7   5, 35|     let not old age attack my youth, and let not misfortune
 8   8, 57|  sacred learning, beauty, and youth, -who was ever ready to
 9   9, 57|        57. 'Therefore, gentle youth, if thou hast a love for
10  10, 23|       with the sun, thy fresh youth, and thy conspicuous beauty,-
11  10, 25|     25. 'If therefore, gentle youth, through thy love for thy
12  10, 35|                          35. 'Youth in this present world is
13  10, 37|       the deceptive period of youth, fickle, intent on external
14  10, 38| therefore this fickle time of youth first pass by, reckless
15  11, 60|       till old age comes, for youth is ever subject to change; " -
16  11, 60|     too can be irresolute and youth can be firm.~
17  12, 5 |            5. 'I know, gentle youth, how thou hast come forth
18  15, 35|   minds were intoxicated with youth.'~
19  17, 12|  asceticism; -when this noble youth came to the Bodhi tree and