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 1     4      |          terror came while I was standing, I would not walk or sit
 2     4      |        or lie down. I would keep standing until I had subdued that
 3    10, A   |         that he is walking. When standing, he discerns that he is
 4    10, A   |           he discerns that he is standing. When sitting, he discerns
 5    10, A   |      defecating... when walking, standing, sitting, falling asleep,
 6   10a, 5   |          I am going'; when he is standing, he understands: 'I am standing';
 7   10a, 5   |  standing, he understands: 'I am standing'; when he is sitting, he
 8   10a, 5   |    comprehension; in walking, in standing (in a place), in sitting (
 9   10b, 10  |     going"; he knows, when he is standing, "I am standing"; he knows,
10   10b, 10  |       when he is standing, "I am standing"; he knows, when he is sitting, "
11   10b, 10  |    comprehension; in walking, in standing, in sitting, in falling
12    12, 20  |         Venerable Nagasamala was standing behind the Blessed One fanning
13    14, Text|     stood to one side. As he was standing there, he said to the Blessed
14    14, Text|       over the root & trunk of a standing tree possessing heartwood --
15    20      |         occurs to him, 'Why am I standing? Why don't I sit down?'
16    82      |     stood to one side. As he was standing there, he said to Ven. Ratthapala, "
17   107, 5   |         whether you are walking, standing, sitting, asleep, awake,
18   119      |         that he is walking. When standing, he discerns that he is
19   119      |           he discerns that he is standing. When sitting, he discerns
20   119      |      defecating... when walking, standing, sitting, falling asleep,
21   119, 5   |       water and flourish without standing up out of the water, so
22   125      |         the top. Then the friend standing at the foot of the mountain
23   125      |      might speak thus to the one standing on the top: 'My dear, what
24   125      |          the friend who had been standing on top of the mountain slope
25   125      |          further task; known as 'standing your ground': he ties a
26   125      |       and men holding lances are standing surrounding him on all sides;
27   125      |      lance with a long shaft, is standing in front. While he is doing
28   125      |         he is doing the task of 'standing your ground' he does not
29   125, 25  |       And so of a monk of middle standing. And too, Aggivessana, if
30   125, 25  | Aggivessana, of a monk of middle standing. And too, Aggivessana, if
31   138      |        to one side. As they were standing there, they [told him what
32   138      |       over the root & trunk of a standing tree possessing heartwood --