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 1     2    |       a cliff, a cesspool, an open sewer. Reflecting appropriately,
 2    12, 20|   would dwell by night in the open and by day in the grove.18
 3    12, 20|     would dwell by day in the open and by night in the grove.
 4    19    |       of a tree or out in the open, he simply keeps himself
 5    19    |      their rapture, and would open up a false path, set out
 6    19    |   rest from bondage. He would open up the safe, restful path
 7    21    |     over the head, cutting it open. ~"Then Kali the slave,
 8    21    |     over the head, cutting it open?' ~"After that this evil
 9    36    |        Life gone forth is the open air. It isn't easy, living
10    36    |      man were slicing my head open with a sharp sword... Extreme
11    45    |     creeper pod were to burst open in the last month of the
12    61    | confess it, reveal it, lay it open to the Teacher or to a knowledgeable
13    61    | confess it, reveal it, lay it open to the Teacher or to a knowledgeable
14    87    |       two and slashed himself open, thinking, 'Dead we will
15   107, 6 |      a woodland grove, in the open, or on a heap of straw.'
16   109    |     he was sitting out in the open with the community of monks. ~
17   110    |     he was sitting out in the open with the community of monks.
18   118    | Blessed One was seated in the open air surrounded by the community
19   118    | Blessed One was seated in the open air surrounded by the community
20   125    |       brings him out into the open. But, Aggivessana, the forest
21   125    | elephant has got out into the open. The noble anointed king
22   125, 16|  dusty, going forth is in the open; it is not easy for one
23   125, 16|    disciple gets out into the open. ~ ~
24   125, 22|        a forest haunt, in the open or on a heap of straw.'
25   152    |     having closed them, might open them; or having opened them,