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 1     4      |       reveal what was hidden, to show the way to one who was lost,
 2     7  (1) |       soiled cloth. He did so to show that effort brings great
 3     8  (17)|  kusala-kammapatha; 2-11) are to show that these states are produced
 4     8  (17)|          of rightness (11-18) to show that they must be brought
 5     8  (17)|           37-43) are included to show that they will come to perfection
 6     8  (17)|        Note 18) is also meant to show that one who, by the right
 7     8  (18)|         if the Buddhas or others show them reasons, they do not
 8    11  (8) |          Buddha alone is able to show how to overcome all views
 9    11  (10)|         is explained in order to show how clinging is to be abandoned.
10    21      |       present in my lady doesn't show? Why don't I test her?' ~"
11    21      |       present in my lady doesn't show. Why don't I test her some
12    21      |       present in my lady doesn't show. Why don't I test her some
13    58, Text|       reveal what was hidden, to show the way to one who was lost,
14    72      |       reveal what was hidden, to show the way to one who was lost,
15   107, 7   |          to go to Rajagaha, sir; show me the way to this Rajagaha.'
16   107, 7   |        what had been covered, or show the way to one who had gone
17   135      |       malicious, & resentful; to show annoyance, aversion, & bitterness. ~"
18   135      | malicious, or resentful; doesn't show annoyance, aversion, or
19   135      |  malicious, or resentful; nor to show annoyance, aversion, & bitterness. ~"
20   135      |       reveal what was hidden, to show the way to one who was lost,
21  135a, Text|  ill-disposed, resentful, and to show ill-temper, hate and surliness. ~
22  135a, Text|           resentful, nor does he show ill-temper, hate or surliness.
23  135a, Text| ill-disposed or resentful, or to show ill-temper, hate or surliness. ~