Book, Sutta

 1      3, 35 |         Now, what do you think: Suppose a householder or householder'
 2      3, 61 |       and does not reply to it. Suppose I were to get him out [of
 3      3, 65 |         found here and now." ~"'Suppose there is a hereafter and
 4      3, 65 |        solace found by him. "~"'Suppose there is no hereafter and
 5      3, 65 |        solace found by him. "~"'Suppose evil (results) befall an
 6      3, 65 |        solace found by him. "~"'Suppose evil (results) do not befall
 7      3, 65 |     four solaces are found." ~"'Suppose there is a hereafter and
 8      3, 65 |        solace found by him." ~"'Suppose there is no hereafter and
 9      3, 65 |        solace found by him. "~"'Suppose evil (results) befall an
10      3, 65 |        solace found by him." ~"'Suppose evil (results) do not befall
11      3, 71 |       glory & great radiance? ~"Suppose that one were to exercise
12      3, 101|         appears for a moment. ~"Suppose that a man were to drop
13      3, 101|      and unfit to drink." ~"Now suppose that a man were to drop
14      5, 28 | whenever there is an opening. ~"Suppose that there were a water
15      5, 28 | whenever there is an opening. ~"Suppose there were a rectangular
16      5, 28 | whenever there is an opening. ~"Suppose there were a chariot on
17      9, 35 |       free distribution only. ~"Suppose there was a mountain cow --
18      9, 35 |         rugged mountains. ~"But suppose there was a mountain cow --
19      9, 36 |        cessation; Unbinding.' ~"Suppose that an archer or archer'
20     10, 47 |     What do you think, Sakyans. Suppose a man, by some profession
21     10, 47 |    initiative?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"Suppose a man, by some profession