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 1   10a, 5 |       meditation, namely, the breath which is in front of him. ~"
 2   10b, 10|      out. Breathing in a long breath, he knows, "I am breathing
 3   10b, 10|      I am breathing in a long breath"; breathing out a long breath,
 4   10b, 10| breath"; breathing out a long breath, he knows, "I am breathing
 5   10b, 10|       am breathing out a long breath"; breathing in a short breath,
 6   10b, 10| breath"; breathing in a short breath, he knows, "I am breathing
 7   10b, 10|       am breathing in a short breath"; breathing out a short
 8   10b, 10|         breathing out a short breath, he knows, "I am breathing
 9   10b, 10|      am breathing out a short breath." ~"Experiencing the whole (
10   10b, 10|     monk, breathing in a long breath, knows, "I am breathing
11   10b, 10|      I am breathing in a long breath"; breathing out a long breath,
12   10b, 10| breath"; breathing out a long breath, he knows, "I am breathing
13   10b, 10|       am breathing out a long breath"; breathing in a short breath,
14   10b, 10| breath"; breathing in a short breath, he knows, "I am breathing
15   10b, 10|       am breathing in a short breath"; breathing out a short
16   10b, 10|         breathing out a short breath, he knows, "I am breathing
17   10b, 10|      am breathing out a short breath." "Experiencing the whole (
18   118, 2 |     that this -- the in-&-out breath -- is classed as a body
19   119    |       bodily fabrication (the breath) and to breathe out calming
20   125    | moment in which to regain his breath, might speak to him thus: '