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 1    45     |        the touch of this woman wanderer's soft, tender, downy arm.' ~"
 2    45     |        the touch of this woman wanderer's soft, tender, downy arm.' ~
 3    72     | Anathapindika's park. Then the wanderer Vacchagotta went to the
 4    72     |        When this was said, the wanderer Vacchagotta said to the
 5    75     |        was said, Magandiya the wanderer said to the Blessed One, "
 6    75     |        was said, Magandiya the wanderer rubbed his own limbs with
 7    75     |        was said, Magandiya the wanderer said, "Magnificent, Master
 8    75     |    state." ~Then Magandiya the wanderer received the going forth &
 9   136, Int|        expressed by a confused wanderer and a confused answer given
10   136, Int|        a forest hut. ~Then the wanderer Potaliputta, walking and
11   136, Int|        venerable Samiddhi, the wanderer Potaliputta got up from
12   136, Int|       away. ~3. Soon after the wanderer Potaliputta had gone, the
13   136, Int|      his conversation with the wanderer Potaliputta. ~When this
14   136, Int|        s conversation with the wanderer Potaliputta. ~4. When this
15   136, Int|         I do not even know the wanderer by sight, Ananda. How could
16   136, Int|       such a conversation? The wanderer Potaliputta's question ought
17   136, Int|        were asked about by the wanderer Potaliputta. If, when this
18   136, Int|     asked, he had answered the wanderer Potaliputta thus: 'After
19   136, Int|  Samiddhi would have given the wanderer Potaliputta the right answer.
20   140     |       me, lord, but there is a wanderer who has already taken up