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 1     4      | offerings, & fame... I have few wants...'... ~"...'When priests
 2     9, 10  |          not to obtain what one wants is suffering; in short,
 3    20      |      thinks whatever thought he wants to, and doesn't think whatever
 4   20a      | thoughts travel. The thought he wants to think, that, he thinks;
 5    22      |        in this way: 'Having few wants himself, he gives talks
 6    22      |         the monks on fewness of wants. Contented himself, he gives
 7    22      |        in this way: 'Having few wants himself, he gives talks
 8    22      |         the monks on fewness of wants. Contented himself, he gives
 9    57, Text|    formerly to another sect and wants the going forth and the
10   108, Text|       He attains -- whenever he wants, without strain, without
11   152      | agreeable & disagreeable. If he wants, he remains percipient of
12   152      |         is not loathsome. If he wants, he remains percipient of
13   152      |        what is loathsome. If he wants, he remains percipient of
14   152      |      loathsome & what is. If he wants, he remains percipient of
15   152      |  loathsome & what is not. If he wants -- in the presence of what
16   152      | agreeable & disagreeable. If he wants, he remains percipient of
17   152      |         is not loathsome. If he wants, he remains percipient of
18   152      |        what is loathsome. If he wants, he remains percipient of
19   152      |      loathsome & what is. If he wants, he remains percipient of
20   152      |  loathsome & what is not. If he wants -- in the presence of what