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 1   1, 59 |          as was due, uttered his deep and solemn words, having
 2   4, 101| fruitless, concealing their love deep in their hearts, returned
 3   5, 5  |       killed, he was filled with deep sorrow as for the slaughter
 4   5, 47 |        the purpose of his heart, deep sleep was suddenly thrown
 5   7, 50 |       discourse, gracious and of deep meaning, gentle, strong,
 6   8, 1  |       attendant of the horse, in deep distress, when his unselfish
 7   8, 31 |   Yasodhara, shedding tears with deep sorrow, her bosom heaving
 8   8, 53 |       broad chest, and his voice deep as a drum or a cloud,should
 9   9, 24 |       the Sakyas is drowned in a deep sea of sorrow, full of waves
10  10, 16 |         when he heard it, in his deep veneration, started himself
11  12, 18 |         But know, O thou who art deep in the search into the nature
12  13, 30 |       anger against Mara, heaved deep sighs and opened their mouths
13  13, 65 |        knowledge, whose roots go deep in firmness, and whose fibres
14  15, 16 |       words, closing his eyes in deep meditation like one who
15  15, 47 |      this command, saying with a deep sigh, 'Alas! I am crushed,'
16  16, 89 |    perfect contemplation, with a deep calm of uninterrupted bliss,
17  16, 98 |         a Kalavinka bird, with a deep and sweet tone, having also