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 1    13      |         pleasure or joy arises in dependence on these five strands of
 2    19      |         large low-lying marsh, in dependence on which there lived a large
 3    95      | Bharadvaja, where a monk lives in dependence on a certain village or
 4   108, Text|         respecting -- you live in dependence?"  "Yes, brahman, there
 5   108, Text|          respecting -- we live in dependence." ~"When asked, 'Master
 6   108, Text|         respecting -- you live in dependence?' you said, 'Yes, brahman,
 7   108, Text|          respecting -- we live in dependence.' Now how is the meaning
 8   108, Text|        respecting him, we live in dependence on him. Which ten? ~[1] "
 9   108, Text|        respecting him, we live in dependence on him." ~When this was
10   108, Text|    respecting, would they live in dependence?" ~Then the brahman Vassakara,
11   140      |    neither pleasure nor pain.' In dependence on a sensory contact that
12   140      |       pleasure that has arisen in dependence on the sensory contact that
13   140      |           ceases, is stilled.' In dependence on a sensory contact that
14   140      |          to be felt as pain... In dependence on a sensory contact that
15   140      |           pain that has arisen in dependence on the sensory contact that
16   140      |      stilled; in the same way, in dependence on a sensory contact that
17   140      |         feeling of pleasure... In dependence on a sensory contact that
18   140      |          to be felt as pain... In dependence on a sensory contact that
19   140      |           as an oil lamp burns in dependence on oil & wick; and from