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 1     7    |      What can Sundarika bring to pass?~What can the Payaga and
 2    12, 14|        he understands how beings pass on according to their actions
 3    12, 14|        he understands how beings pass on according to their actions.
 4    82    |    without ownership. One has to pass on, leaving everything behind':
 5    82    |    without ownership. One has to pass on, leaving everything behind.'
 6    82    |        fall to others, while you pass on in accordance with your
 7    82    |          fall to others, while I pass on in accordance with my
 8    82    |    without ownership. One has to pass on, leaving everything behind.'
 9    82    |    without ownership. One has to pass on, leaving everything behind.'
10    82    |    Master Ratthapala. One has to pass on, leaving everything behind. ~"
11   125    |   Aggivessana, it cannot come to pass that a monk abiding diligent,
12   125    | impossible and could not come to pass, rising from his seat, departed. ~
13   125    |    impossible, it cannot come to pass, my dear, that, as you stand
14   125    |    impossible, it cannot come to pass that, as you stand on the
15   125, 25|           he sees beings as they pass hence or come to be; he