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 1      3, 58   |      the Master Gotama's actual words, are they not misrepresenting
 2      3, 58   |         not reporting my actual words, is misrepresenting me with
 3      3, 71   |         masterfully -- in other words, the four types [of noble
 4      3, 126  |  delighted in the Blessed One's words. And while this explanation
 5      3, 137  |      the monks delighted at his words. ~      ~
 6      4, 32   |    Which four? Generosity, kind words, beneficial help, consistency.
 7      4, 32   |  fellowship." ~Generosity, kind words, beneficial help,~& consistency
 8      4, 55   |      each other~    with loving words:~they benefit in manifold
 9      4, 67   |      said to come, not from the words, but from the mind of good
10      4, 67   |    forms of Buddhism, where the words themselves are said to contain
11      4, 159  |      delighted in Ven. Ananda's words. ~      ~
12      4, 183  |  rejoicing in the Blessed One's words, got up from his seat and
13      5, 28   |  delighted in the Blessed One's words. ~
14      5, 34   |    strands.~Having followed the words of the sage who is Such,~
15      5, 49   |         brooding, at a loss for words. Then the Blessed One saw
16      5, 49   |       at heart... at a loss for words, and so said to him, "There
17      5, 77-80|        when discourses that are words of the Tathagata -- deep,
18      5, 77-80|          the work of outsiders, words of disciples -- are recited.
19      5, 140  | reptiles; ill-spoken, unwelcome words & bodily feelings that,
20      5, 140  |     stretch of time -- in other words, to the resolution of all
21      5, 179  |         masterfully -- in other words, the four pairs, the eight
22      6, 19   |  delighted in the Blessed One's words. ~Revised: Tue 18 September
23      6, 20   |  delighted in the Blessed One's words. ~ ~        ~
24      8, 40   |        human being, it leads to words that aren't worth taking
25      8, 41   |   delighted and rejoiced at his words. ~ ~        ~
26      8, 53   |         Gotami delighted at his words. ~See also: AN VIII.30. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~        ~
27      8, 63   |    understand the Blessed One's words. It may well be that I will
28      8, 63   |       heir to the Blessed One's words." ~"Then, monk, you should
29     10, 24   |       this: "When a monk utters words about knowing, saying, '
30     10, 24   |  longing.' ~"When a monk utters words about developing, saying, '
31     10, 24   |  longing.' ~"When a monk utters words about knowing & developing,
32     10, 24   |         way, when a monk utters words about knowing... about developing...
33     10, 24   |          But when a monk utters words about knowing... about developing...
34     10, 24   |         way, when a monk utters words about knowing... about developing...
35     10, 48   |     Those monks rejoiced at the words of the Blessed One. ~
36     10, 92   |         masterfully -- in other words, the four pairs, the eight
37     10, 92   |   cessation of that. ~"In other words: From ignorance as a requisite
38     10, 93   |         or in dependence on the words of another. Now this view
39     10, 93   |         brooding, at a loss for words. Anathapindika the householder,
40     10, 93   |        abashed... at a loss for words, got up & went to where
41     10, 94   |         brooding, at a loss for words. Vajjiya Mahita the householder,
42     10, 94   |        abashed... at a loss for words, got up & went to the Blessed
43     10, 176  |       abusive speech. He speaks words that are harsh, cutting,
44     10, 176  |       the Dhamma, & the Vinaya, words that are not worth treasuring.
45     10, 176  |       abusive speech. He speaks words that are soothing to the
46     10, 176  |           the Vinaya. He speaks words worth treasuring, seasonable,
47     11, 12   |         masterfully -- in other words, the four types [of noble
48     11, 13   |         masterfully -- in other words, the four types [of noble
49     11, 16   |     Those monks rejoiced at the words of the Blessed One.~