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 1     Int, 1  | should avoid irritability in deed, word and thought and exercise
 2       5, 72 |       69. So long as an evil deed has not ripened, the fool
 3       5, 72 |     honey. But when the evil deed ripens, the fool comes to
 4       5, 74 |           71. Truly, an evil deed committed does not immediately
 5       7, 96 |     his speech, and calm his deed, who, truly knowing, is
 6      17, 231|     let him be controlled in deed. Abandoning bodily misconduct,
 7      17, 231|     practice good conduct in deed. ~
 8      22, 314|                 314. An evil deed is better left undone, for
 9      22, 314|      left undone, for such a deed torments one afterwards.
10      22, 314|   one afterwards. But a good deed is better done, doing which
11      26, 391|       He who does no evil in deed, word and thought, who is