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 1     1, TrInt|             displeasure and eventually attain awakening on listening to
 2     7  (17) |       ordination under him and finally attain to Arahatship. ~
 3     8, 6    |          disciplined, should make them attain to the full quenching [of
 4     8, 6    |          disciplined, should make them attain to the full quenching [of
 5     8, 6    |               harmlessness by which to attain to the full quenching [of
 6     8, 6    |               from killing by which to attain to the full quenching [of
 7     8, 6    |              in discarding by which to attain the quenching [of them]. ~ ~
 8    12, 20   |              of austerities, I did not attain any superhuman states, any
 9    12, 20   |                that? Because I did not attain that noble wisdom which
10    44, Text |            feeling that 'I am about to attain the cessation of perception &
11    95       |                extent does one finally attain the truth? We ask Master
12    95       |         exertion, one wouldn't finally attain the truth. Because one makes
13   107, 7    |                good Gotama's disciples attain the unchanging goal8 --
14   107, 7    |                 nibbana or do some not attain it?" ~"Some of my disciples,
15   107, 7    |             and instructed thus by me, attain the unchanging goal -- nibbana;
16   107, 7    |                   nibbana; some do not attain it." ~"What is the cause,
17   107, 7    |               thus by the good Gotama, attain the unchanging goal -- nibbana,
18   107, 7    |               nibbana, but some do not attain it?" ~"Well then, brahman,
19   107, 7    |              and instructed thus by me attain the unchanging goal -- nibbana,
20   107, 7    |                   nibbana, some do not attain it. What can I, brahman,
21   119, 8    |     disagreeable, deadly. ~"[4] He can attain at will, without trouble
22   125       |          ardent, self-resolute, he may attain one-pointedness of mind." ~"
23   125       |             ardent, self-resolute, may attain one-pointedness of mind." ~"
24   125       |          ardent, self-resolute, should attain one-pointedness of mind."
25   125       | sense-pleasures, should know or see or attain or realize that which can
26   125       |               would they, being tamed, attain a tamed stage?" ~"Yes, revered
27   125       |                these, not being tamed, attain a tamed stage as do the
28   125       |                  should know or see or attain or realize that which can
29   125       | sense-pleasures, should know or see or attain or realize that which can