Book, Sutta

 1      3, 35   |          has slept in ease." ~"Yes, young man. I have slept in ease.
 2      3, 35   |             Blessed One says, 'Yes, young man. I have slept in ease.
 3      3, 35   |           am one.'" ~"In that case, young man, I will question you
 4      3, 35   |              But what do you think, young man. Might there arise in
 5      3, 35   |             Now, what do you think, young man. Might there arise in
 6      3, 35   |             Now, what do you think, young man. Might there arise in
 7      3, 39   |         noticed this, the [typical] young person's intoxication with
 8      4, 55   |          since Nakula's mother as a young girl was brought to me [
 9      4, 55   |             wife] when I was just a young boy, I am not conscious
10      4, 55   |             Lord, ever since I as a young girl was brought to Nakula'
11      4, 55   |            wife] when he was just a young boy, I am not conscious
12      5, 77-80|            of this: At present I am young, black-haired, endowed with
13      8, 54   |         householders' sons, whether young and highly cultured or old
14      8, 54   | householders or householders' sons, young or old, who are advanced
15      9, 41   |   discipline the hearts of the very young monks leap up at renunciation,
16      9, 41   |   discipline the hearts of the very young monks leap up at renunciation,
17     10, 51   |             his own mind? Imagine a young woman -- or man -- fond