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 1   2, 3 |         circles, came without any effort and waited on him.~
 2   7, 16|      their nourishment with great effort from stones, others eat
 3   7, 25|                25. 'It is not the effort itself which I blame,which
 4   8, 1 |       into the forest, made every effort in the road to dissolve
 5   8, 85|        But if, O best of men, the effort must be made, quickly speak
 6   9, 1 |         of tears, went with every effort to that forest in the hurry
 7   9, 18|       even in a city; thought and effort are the true means; the
 8   9, 46|         all the world without any effort.~
 9   9, 48| spontaneously, therefore also all effort of ours is vain.~
10   9, 49|           old age and pains, what effort can avail to alter it? Does
11   9, 53|         need then is there of the effort of the conscious soul? That
12   9, 54|         into being arises without effort, while the attainment of
13   9, 54|    attainment of liberation is by effort.~
14   9, 56|        liberation to him who uses effort; but however ready for effort
15   9, 56|     effort; but however ready for effort with all their energy, those
16  10, 36| unimpassionedness with but little effort, unavoidably, and for very
17  12, 88|  Nairangana the saint whose every effort was pure fixed his dwelling,
18  13, 59|       purpose of his, that heroic effort, that glorious strength,