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 1   1, 73|            but I am distressed for mine own disappointment. It is
 2   1, 83|     thinking, 'such is this son of mine,' he considered that his
 3   5, 35|      disease impair this health of mine; let not old age attack
 4   5, 37|    impossible, then this course of mine is not to be hindered; it
 5   6, 30|            how could I, O king, by mine own will,knowing this thy
 6   6, 61|        that dress and take this of mine.'~
 7   8, 65|            of a thought is this of mine? those women even there
 8   8, 75|           by thee that dear son of mine, dear for his every virtue,
 9  12, 32|     imagines by the ideas "This is mine," "I am connected with this,"
10  14, 74|           fulfilled; this birth of mine has borne its fruit; the
11  14, 74|          by former Buddhas, is now mine.~
12  15, 36|              36. The teacher, that mine of Forgiveness, in silence
13  16, 78|          never speaking falsely, a mine of perfect excellence and
14  16, 87| arrangement of the Law, which is a mine of happiness and prosperity,