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 1    13       |    spears, and their heads are cut off by swords, so that they
 2    13       |   weights, and their heads are cut off by swords, so that they
 3    14, TrInt|     keep feeding each other is cut.  Ultimately, by following
 4    14, Text |    perplexity, his uncertainty cut away, devoid of craving
 5    14, Text |    perplexity, his uncertainty cut away, devoid of craving
 6   20a       |      he does not think. He has cut down craving, removed the
 7    41, Text |       slaughtered, may they be cut off, perish, or be annihilated!'
 8    87       | against my will,' whereupon he cut her in two and slashed himself
 9   105       |       a palm tree with its top cut off is incapable of further
10   105       |     surgeon. The surgeon would cut around the opening of the
11   105       |     surgeon. The surgeon would cut around the opening of the
12   116       |      paccekabuddha, Usabha who cut away the ensnaring root
13   125, 16   |     Suppose now that I, having cut off hair and beard, having
14   125, 16   |      it small or great, having cut off his hair and beard,