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 1     1, TrInt| physical properties), and leads back through ever more refined &
 2     4       |        came while I was walking back & forth, I would not stand
 3     4       |      down. I would keep walking back & forth until I had subdued
 4    10, A    |        here a hip bone, there a back bone, here a rib, there
 5   10b, 10   |      monk, in going forward and back, applies clear comprehension;
 6    11  (10) |   abandoned. Clinging is traced back, via the chain of dependent
 7    12  (17) |      while Sections 57-61 refer back to his previous existences
 8    12  (21) |    dhiti, the ability to recite back what has been grasped and
 9    61       |      tail, but will simply hold back its trunk. The elephant
10    95       |    teacher or teacher's teacher back through seven generations
11    95       |    teacher or teacher's teacher back through seven generations
12   105       |     broken in two cannot be put back together again, in the same
13   107, 6    |        crosslegged, holding the back erect, having made mindfulness
14   109       |      Very well, then, monk. Sit back down in your seat and ask
15   109       |        Yes, lord," the monk sat back down in his seat and said
16   119       |        here a hip bone, there a back bone, here a rib, there
17   119, 7    |        his right -- drive out & back, to whatever place & by
18   125, 22   |       cross-legged, holding the back erect, having made mindfulness