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 1     4     |         of bodily activities, I felt even more undaunted about
 2     4     |         purity of livelihood, I felt even more undaunted about
 3     4     |       consummate discernment, I felt even more undaunted about
 4    36     | contemplatives in the past have felt painful, racking, piercing
 5    75     |   whatever passion & delight he felt for that grimy, oil-stained
 6    75     |  whatever passion & delight you felt with regard for the five
 7   107, 2  |       with the tongue... Having felt a touch with the body...
 8   126     |         he would have naturally felt confidence in you and --
 9   136, Int|         of result of kammas) is felt at all." ~"Not so, friend
10   136, Int|         of result of kammas) is felt at all." ~"How long is it
11   136, Int|      this, namely, 'Whatever is felt is suffering.'"2 ~5. Then
12   136, Int|          whose result is) to be felt as pleasure, he feels pleasure;
13   136, Int|          whose result is) to be felt as pain, he feels pain;
14   136, Int|          whose result is) to be felt as neither-pain-nor-pleasure,
15   136, Int|     himself has known, seen and felt; insisting on that alone,
16   136, Int|     himself has known, seen and felt; insisting on that alone,
17   136, Int|     himself has known, seen and felt; insisting on that alone,
18   136, Int|     himself has known, seen and felt; insisting on that alone,
19   136, Int|     himself has known, seen and felt; and insisting on that alone,
20   136, Int|     himself has known, seen and felt; and insisting on that alone,
21   136, Int|    himself has known, seen, and felt; and insisting on that alone
22   136, Int|     himself has known, seen and felt; and insisting on that alone,
23   138     |          a tactile sensation is felt with the body... an idea
24   138     |          a tactile sensation is felt with the body... an idea
25   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as pleasure, there arises
26   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as pleasure, the concomitant
27   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as pleasure -- ceases, is
28   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as pain... In dependence
29   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as neither pleasure nor
30   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as neither pleasure nor
31   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as neither pleasure nor
32   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as pleasure, there arises
33   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as pain... In dependence
34   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as neither pleasure nor
35   140     |   sensory contact that is to be felt as neither pleasure nor
36   148     | condition, there arises what is felt either as pleasure, pain,
37   148     | condition, there arises what is felt either as pleasure, pain,
38   148     | condition, there arises what is felt either as pleasure, pain,
39   148     | condition, there arises what is felt either as pleasure, pain,