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 1     7     |      Because the cloth was not clean. So too, monks, when the
 2     7     |    Monks, suppose a cloth were clean and bright, and a dyer dipped
 3     7     |    that? Because the cloth was clean. So too, monks, when the
 4     7  (1)|        washed can again become clean because of the cloth's natural
 5     7     |      stained and dirty becomes clean and bright with the help
 6     7     |        or just as gold becomes clean and bright with the help
 7    12, 19 | Suppose there were a pond with clean, agreeable, cool water,
 8    75     |         beautiful, spotless, & clean.' He would go in search
 9    75     |         beautiful, spotless, & clean.' The blind man would take
10    75     |         beautiful, spotless, & clean.' Now what do you think,
11    75     |         beautiful, spotless, & clean': Did he do so knowing &
12    75     |         beautiful, spotless, & clean.' The blind man would take
13    75     |         beautiful, spotless, & clean."' ~"In the same way, Magandiya,
14    82     |       said to his gamekeeper: "Clean up the Migacira pleasure