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 1     7       |          is excellent,13 and what escape there is from this [whole]
 2     7  (14) |                          and what escape there is from this (whole)
 3     7  (14) |            There is Nibbana as an escape beyond that perception of
 4   10b, 10   |          will become and will not escape it." ~Thus he lives contemplating
 5   10b, 10   |          will become and will not escape it." ~Thus he lives contemplating
 6   10b, 10   |          will become and will not escape it." ~Thus he lives contemplating
 7    11       | gratification, the danger and the escape6 in the case of these two
 8    11       | gratification, the danger and the escape in the case of these two
 9    11  (6)  |      leads to liberation. And the escape from them (nissarana) is
10    14, TrInt|         slow the mind down in its escape from samsara. And, as our
11    75       |         allure, the danger, & the escape from sensual pleasures,
12   108, Text |           He does not discern the escape, as it actually is present,
13   108, Text |           He does not discern the escape, as it actually is present,
14   109       |         its drawback? What is the escape from it? What is the allure
15   109       |         its drawback? What is the escape from it?" ~"Monk, whatever
16   109       |     passion for form: that is the escape from form. ~"Whatever pleasure &
17   109       |        consciousness: that is the escape from consciousness." ~Saying, "
18   148       |        away, allure, drawback, or escape from that feeling, then
19   148       |        away, allure, drawback, or escape from that feeling, then
20   148       |         away, allure, drawback, & escape from that feeling, then
21   148       |         away, allure, drawback, & escape from that feeling, then