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## Eighth Uddeshak: Penitence for Contact with a Single Woman
1. A monk who engages in conversation, companionship, eating, drinking, sharing food, or touching with a single woman in a secluded place, a resting place, a gathering place, or a dwelling place, and who claims or believes that he is not committing an Asamanpaugga, is committing a sin.
2. A monk who engages in conversation, companionship, eating, drinking, sharing food, or touching with a single woman in a deserted place, a deserted house, a deserted hall, a secluded place, a secluded house, or a secluded hall, and who claims or believes that he is not committing an Asamanpaugga, is committing a sin.
3. A monk who engages in conversation, companionship, eating, drinking, sharing food, or touching with a single woman in a stable, a stable yard, a courtyard, a gate, a door, or a tower, and who claims or believes that he is not committing an Asamanpaugga, is committing a sin.
4. A monk who engages in conversation, companionship, eating, drinking, sharing food, or touching with a single woman on a path, a road, a bridge, or a place of rest, and who claims or believes that he is not committing an Asamanpaugga, is committing a sin.
5. A monk who engages in conversation, companionship, eating, drinking, sharing food, or touching with a single woman in an empty house, an empty hall, a different house, a different hall, a storehouse, or a granary, and who claims or believes that he is not committing an Asamanpaugga, is committing a sin.
6. A monk who engages in conversation, companionship, eating, drinking, sharing food, or touching with a single woman in a grass house, a grass hall, a bamboo house, a bamboo hall, a straw house, or a straw hall, and who claims or believes that he is not committing an Asamanpaugga, is committing a sin.
7. A monk who engages in conversation, companionship, eating, drinking, sharing food, or touching with a single woman in a carriage hall, a carriage house, a vehicle house, or a vehicle hall, and who claims or believes that he is not committing an Asamanpaugga, is committing a sin.
8. A monk who engages in conversation, companionship, eating, drinking, sharing food, or touching with a single woman in a merchant's house, a merchant's hall, a bad man's house, or a bad man's hall, and who claims or believes that he is not committing an Asamanpaugga, is committing a sin.
9. A monk who engages in conversation, companionship, eating, drinking, sharing food, or touching with a single woman in a cattle hall, a cattle house, a large family, or a large house, and who claims or believes that he is not committing an Asamanpaugga, is committing a sin.