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 1     4      |           their inspirer? Do they take Master Gotama as their example?" ~"
 2     4      |           am their inspirer. They take me as their example." ~"
 3     7      |          or red or pink, it would take the dye badly and be impure
 4     7      |          or red or pink, it would take the dye well and be pure
 5     7  (17)|    brahman would feel inspired to take ordination under him and
 6     7      |        for breathing things, ~Nor take what is not offered,~With
 7     8, 2   |         be done. ~(3) Others will take what is not given; we shall
 8     8  (17)| covetousness, as it causes one to take what is not given; to ill
 9     8  (20)|              For those who cannot take up, by actual application,
10   10b, 10  |          opened that bag, were to take stock of the contents thus: "
11    19      |         close off the false path, take away the male decoy, destroy
12    21      |        this stick or shard I will take this catskin bag -- beaten,
13    21      |         with that stick or shard, take that catskin bag -- beaten,
14    36      |       thought: 'Suppose I were to take only a little food at a
15    36      |      emaciated. Suppose I were to take some solid food: some rice &
16    41, Int |           what kind of kamma will take one to a low rebirth. You
17    41, Text|         is not given; he does not take as a thief another's chattels
18    58, Text|        that of the nurse, were to take a stick or a piece of gravel
19    58, Text|          would you do?" ~"I would take it out, venerable sir. If
20    58, Text|       finger of my right, I would take it out, even if it meant
21    75      |     companions, & relatives would take him to a doctor. The doctor
22    75      |       clean.' The blind man would take it and put it on. Having
23    75      |     companions, & relatives would take him to a doctor. The doctor
24    75      |        that a certain man were to take a grimy, oil-stained rag
25    75      |       clean.' The blind man would take it and put it on. ~"Then
26    75      |     companions, & relatives would take him to a doctor. The doctor
27    82      |         or companions. ~His heirs take over his wealth,~while the
28   107, 3   |    moderate in eating; you should take food reflecting carefully,
29   107, 7   |  instructed thus by you, he might take the wrong road and go westwards.
30   107, 7   |       instructed thus by you, may take the wrong road and go westwards
31   125      |          a further task, saying: 'Take up, put down.' When, Aggivessana
32   125      |       acts on his instructions to take up and put down, then the
33   126      |          in search of fire, would take a fire stick and rub it
34   126      |      piece of wood. If he were to take a fire stick and rub it
35   126      |          in search of fire, would take a fire stick and rub it
36   126      |      piece of wood. If he were to take a fire stick and rub it