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 1 I    |    divine pity to give us rain, O Daimyôjin!"~    - "Harai-tamai
 2 I    |     like the women of the city, O Daimyôjin!"~{p. 7}~    - "
 3 I    |           we humbly supplicate, O Daimyôjin!"~   Sometimes
 4 I    |      that we may become united, O Daimyôjin!" Then to the
 5 III  |       Though announced for nine o'clock, the procession did
 6 VI   |        destroy the family name! O Taka, it is cruel! it is
 7 IX   |             It is not possible, O Subhûti, that this treatise
 8 IX   |           In the highest sense, O King, there is no such thing."]~   "
 9 IX   |     reborn?" "Yes: he knows it, O King." (p. 113)~   Naturally
10 IX   |     Permanent Soul.~{p. 219}~II~O Bhagavat, the idea of a
11 IX   |       intolerable destiny."~III~O Subhûti, if I had had an
12 IX   |     angel. "Whatsoever brother, O Bhikkus," - the Teacher
13 IX(1)| condition: - "The Sister Nanda, O Ananda, by the destruction
14 X    |      fourth hour of the day [10 o'clock in the morning] on