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 1      3, 52 |      we have done no admirable deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds
 2      3, 52 |   admirable deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds that allay our
 3      3, 52 |   deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds that allay our fears. Teach
 4      3, 52 |     you have done no admirable deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds
 5      3, 52 |   admirable deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds that allay your
 6      3, 52 |   deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds that allay your fears. This
 7      3, 52 |       in death,~do meritorious deeds~    that bring bliss. ~Whoever
 8      3, 53 |      we have done no admirable deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds
 9      3, 53 |   admirable deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds that allay our
10      3, 53 |   deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds that allay our fears. Teach
11      3, 53 |     you have done no admirable deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds
12      3, 53 |   admirable deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds that allay your
13      3, 53 |   deeds, no skillful deeds, no deeds that allay your fears. This
14      3, 65 |   there is a fruit, result, of deeds done well or ill. Then it
15      3, 65 |        no fruit, no result, of deeds done well or ill. Yet in
16      3, 65 |   there is a fruit, result, of deeds done well or ill. Then it
17      3, 65 |        no fruit, no result, of deeds done well or ill. Yet in
18      3, 71 |        having done meritorious deeds,~productive of bliss,~   
19      4, 5  | sensual passions and does evil deeds. This is called the individual
20      4, 5  |   passions and doesn't do evil deeds. Even though it may be with
21      4, 28 |      it. ~Having cast away all deeds:~    who could obstruct
22      4, 125|     according to what his past deeds may have been] he may go
23      5, 129| discourse lists the five grave deeds that are said to prevent
24      5, 129|      when the results of these deeds have worked themselves out
25      5, 129|      the consequences of their deeds. For example, Ven. Moggallana,
26      5, 161|        removed. ~"Ownership of deeds in a person with whom you
27      5, 161|    good person is owner of his deeds, heir to his deeds, his
28      5, 161|      of his deeds, heir to his deeds, his deeds are the womb
29      5, 161|         heir to his deeds, his deeds are the womb from which
30      5, 161|     from which he is born, his deeds are his kin for whom he
31      5, 161|    whom he is responsible, his deeds are his refuge, he is heir
32      5, 161|      refuge, he is heir to his deeds, be they good or bad.' This
33      7, 60 |       He takes pleasure in bad deeds as if they were good,~but
34      7, 60 |    gives light. ~I'll list the deeds that bring remorse,~that
35      7, 60 |    mountain glen. ~Doing these deeds~that kill beings and do