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 1   2, 1 |    son of his, who, the true master of himself, was to end all
 2   2, 24| generally took many years to master.~
 3   3, 42|   this strong man' no longer master of himself.'~
 4   4, 18| great seer Gautama, though a master of long penances and old
 5   5, 72|  Then he brought out for his master that noble steed, his mouth
 6   6, 6 |      has such a love for his master, and at the same time is
 7   6, 35|    kingdom, thou wilt not, O master, abandon me,-thy feet are
 8   6, 66|                66. While his master, thus regardless of his
 9   8, 1 | distress, when his unselfish master thus went into the forest,
10   8, 3 |    beauty when bereft of his master.~
11   8, 16| entered the palace as if his master had been killed by an enemy.~
12  14, 1 |   and calmness, he the great master of meditation set himself
13  14, 26|     and from subjection to a master.~
14  15, 26|     we would be freed from a master, as thou thyself art freed
15  16, 69|    the Law, the teacher, the master of the Law, the lord of
16  16, 79|     bearer of the world, the master of the world, the sovereign
17  17, 12|     Kuvera for wealth, and a master in all the sciences connected