Book, Sutta

 1      4, 28 |            getting cloth, he is not agitated. Getting cloth, he uses
 2      4, 28 |         getting almsfood, he is not agitated. Getting almsfood, he uses
 3      4, 28 |          getting lodging, he is not agitated. Getting lodging, he uses
 4      4, 113|            goad-stick, is stirred & agitated, [thinking,] 'I wonder what
 5      4, 113| thoroughbred horse is not stirred & agitated on seeing the shadow of
 6      4, 113|         goad stick] he is stirred & agitated, [thinking,] 'I wonder what
 7      4, 113| thoroughbred horse is not stirred & agitated on seeing the shadow of
 8      4, 113|         goad stick] he is stirred & agitated, [thinking,] 'I wonder what
 9      4, 113| thoroughbred horse is not stirred & agitated on seeing the shadow of
10      4, 113|         goad stick] he is stirred & agitated, [thinking,] 'I wonder what
11      4, 113|          has died.' He is stirred & agitated by that. Stirred, he becomes
12      4, 113|            goad-stick, is stirred & agitated. Some excellent thoroughbred
13      4, 113|            or dead. He is stirred & agitated by that. Stirred, he becomes
14      4, 113|            goad-stick, is stirred & agitated. Some excellent thoroughbred
15      4, 113|            or dead. He is stirred & agitated by that. Stirred, he becomes
16      4, 113|            goad-stick, is stirred & agitated. Some excellent thoroughbred
17      4, 113|   life-threatening. He is stirred & agitated by that. Stirred, he becomes
18      4, 113|            goad-stick, is stirred & agitated. Some excellent thoroughbred
19      4, 113|             he is stirred, he feels agitated (thinking): What task, I
20      4, 113|            he feels agitation. Thus agitated he strictly applied himself.
21      7, 58 |              Unsustained, he is not agitated. Unagitated, he is unbound