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 1    10, A    |         all directions -- here a hand bone, there a foot bone,
 2   10a, 5    |      directions -- a bone of the hand, a bone of the foot, a shin
 3   10b, 10   |    directions_here a bone of the hand, there a bone of the foot,
 4    12       |      space like a bird; with his hand he touches and strokes the
 5    12, 20   |        dust and dirt off with my hand, or let another rub this
 6    12, 20   |       dust and dirt off with his hand' -- it never occurred to
 7    58, Text |      Prince Abhaya, with his own hand, served & satisfied the
 8    58, Text |        eaten and had removed his hand from his bowl, Prince Abhaya
 9    58, Text |      holding its head in my left hand and crooking a finger of
10    75       |    rubbed his own limbs with his hand. "This is that freedom from
11   105       | Sunakkhatta -- would he give his hand or finger to the snake knowing
12   108, TrNot|         passing away. On the one hand, it shows the relationship
13   108, TrNot|       little dense. On the other hand, it shows that early Buddhist
14   108, Text |          a winged bird. With his hand he touches & strokes even
15   110       |  inattentively, not with his own hand, disrespectfully, as if
16   110       |        attentively, with his own hand, respectfully, not as if
17   119       |         all directions -- here a hand bone, there a foot bone,
18   119, 7    |          the reins with his left hand and the whip with his right --
19   119, 8    |          a winged bird. With his hand he touches & strokes even
20   125       |        which two friends, coming hand in hand from that village
21   125       |          friends, coming hand in hand from that village or market-town