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CHAPTER XI.
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“S'uddhodana, looking everywhero in his house, enquired, where is my son gone to?' The aunt said, 'I have searched for him, but cannot find him. Please your majesty, enquire where ic the Prince gone to.' (:1)
“In haste S'uddhodana cnquired of the warder, the porters, and every one of the houscholu, Have you soon iny son? where is he gone to ? . We have heard, your majesty, lie is gone to the village of the agriculturists.':(12)
"Attended by many Sikyay, the king quickly repaired to the farnors villáge, and, entering it, behekl the auspicious one resplendent in his beauty, exceeding in rahance the light of nullions of suns. (13)
"Leaving aside his crown, bis sword, and his shoes, and joining in salutation his len fingers to his head, he said, 'noble is thy conduct. The nolle sayes of golly speech foresaw that you biul conde town lur Bodhi knorge.' (1-1)
“Pul twelvo launched well-disposed Devas and ti hundred S'ákyas, who had come to the pliwe, beheld the miracle of the Suyata, the ocean of merit, and acquired firm fuithin the Surnbuhi. (15)
"lle, the Prince, cause the three thousand endless regions to quak,aud, knowiny by the virtue of his transcendental memory, acquired by his ineditation, that they had come to liv, lc, the Lord of Bralımá, talked with his father, rose from his wat, and started bomew:rols. (16)
«"O king, il gold be required I shall (vaid le) shower goll; if · cloth be wanted I shall bestuw cloth. Whatever else is required,
I shall shower the same, so that everything may be abundant on this earth.' (17)
“Having thus auldressed his father and his courtiers and companions, that pure being returned honge, intent npon doing all the good be could to the world following him.” (18)
