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 1     1  (6)  |       and furthermore, would be put to grief. Why is that? Because
 2     8  (3)  |    formulating his question, he put himself in the place of
 3     8  (3)  |     them the Buddha's reply, he put his question. ~
 4    12, 14   |       had been) carried off and put there he will wind up in
 5    12, 14   |       had been) carried off and put there he will wind up in
 6    12  (13) |     gloss of Comy.: "He will be put in hell as if carried off
 7    12  (13) |      hell as if carried off and put there by the wardens of
 8    12, 19   |       had been) carried off and put there he will wind up in
 9    12, 19   |       had been) carried off and put there he will wind up in
10    14, Text |       the early morning, having put on his robes and carrying
11    36       |       tears on their faces -- I put on the ochre robe and went
12    44, TrNot| discourse she answers questions put to her by a layman -- Visakha --
13    58, TrInt|        trick: if the Buddha had put him in an uncomfortable
14    58, Text |        One early in the morning put on his robes and, carrying
15    72       |      being the case, I will now put some questions to you. Answer
16    75       |     blind man would take it and put it on. Having put it on,
17    75       |        it and put it on. Having put it on, gratified, he would
18    75       |      grimy, oil-stained rag and put it on; and, having put it
19    75       |      and put it on; and, having put it on, gratified, exclaimed
20    75       |     blind man would take it and put it on. ~"Then his friends,
21    82       |         off their hair & beard, put on the ochre robe, and go
22   105       |         broken in two cannot be put back together again, in
23   108, Text |    morning, Ven. Ananda, having put on his robes and carrying
24   119, 6    |         would he get a place to put his water?" ~"Yes, venerable
25   119, 6    |         would he get a place to put his water?" ~"No, lord." ~"
26   125       |         task, saying: 'Take up, put down.' When, Aggivessana
27   125       |     instructions to take up and put down, then the elephant
28   125, 16   |      off hair and beard, having put on saffron robes, should
29   125, 16   |      his hair and beard, having put on saffron robes, he goes
30   126       |       the morning, Ven. Bhumija put on his robes and, carrying
31   126       |         early in the morning, I put on my robes and, carrying
32   148       |       to clear knowing -- would put an end to suffering & stress
33   148       |       to clear knowing -- would put an end to suffering & stress
34   148       |       to clear knowing -- would put an end to suffering & stress
35   148       |       to clear knowing -- would put an end to suffering & stress