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To be inclined to sin while lingering sinless: We call this innocence.
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The man of self-restraint becomes sinless and fearless and wins great results.
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The sinless damsel sat still while her feet began to be consumed.
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His death seems the entire abandonment of this holy and sinless man.
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Towards the close of that period, O sinless one, Vyasa came there.
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There are scattered some Kusa grass for thy seat, O sinless one.
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Ye sinless ones, I, with Gandhari, repeatedly solicit you with bent heads.
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George was a sinless boy and grew to be a sinless man.
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Does thy knowledge, O sinless one, shine in thee by inward light?
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Foolish Si'Wren, you must try your best to live a sinless life.
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Now, unless Christ was sinless, what do we say of these assertions?
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How then, O sinless one, could Bhima notice any lapses in thee!
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I repeat sins of youth, at which only the sinless-andthey, alas!
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Get thee down, for this is for thy good, O sinless one!
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Tarry with us, ye sinless ones, for this is heaven on earth!
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If sinless people see differently, might they still need wise counsel?
