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 1   1, 67|                            67. But seeing Asita with his eyes thus
 2   1, 68| transcendent future,-wherefore, on seeing him, do tears come to thee,
 3   3, 40|       afflicted by disease; and on seeing him the son of Suddhodana
 4   4, 62|                                62. Seeing him thus absorbed in contemplation,
 5   5, 24|          long-eyed prince!' So, on seeing him, the princess exclaimed,
 6   6, 2 |          birds tranquilly resting,-seeing it he too became restful,
 7   6, 59|    magnificence from his head, and seeing his muslin floating away
 8   7, 7 |           in their astonishment at seeing him.~
 9   8, 71|                                71. Seeing Yasodhara thus bewildered
10   9, 59|         his children; so too RAma, seeing the earth oppressed by the
11  10, 4 |                              4. On seeing him, he who was going elsewhere
12  10, 13|          13. With unrestless eyes, seeing only a yoke's length before
13  11, 53|           53. 'Only he who, though seeing, would envy the blind, though
14  15, 3 |          restraining his eyes from seeing.~
15  17, 17|           have come in the hope of seeing thee, under the idea that