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1. Nov the Blessed One having remained at 搁腻箩补驳补丑补 as long as he thought fit, proceeded on his way to 厂腻惫补迟迟丑颈. And wandering straight on from place to place he arrived at 厂腻惫补迟迟丑颈. And there, at 厂腻惫补迟迟丑颈, the Blessed One stayed at the Jetavana, 础苍腻迟丑补-辫颈峁囜笉颈办补's Grove.

Now at that time the venerable 厂腻谤颈辫耻迟迟补 suffered from fever. And the venerable 惭补丑腻 惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补 went to the place where the venerable 厂腻谤颈辫耻迟迟补 was; and when he had come there he said to the venerable 厂腻谤颈辫耻迟迟补:

You have lately had fever, friend 厂腻谤颈辫耻迟迟补. By what means has it got well?'

'By lotus stalks, my friend, of various kinds.'

Then the venerable 惭补丑腻 惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补, as quickly as a strong man would stretch forth his arm, or draw it in again when it had been stretched forth, vanished from the Jetavana and appeared on the bank of the 惭补苍诲腻办颈苍墨 lake.

2. And a certain 狈腻驳补 saw the venerable 惭补丑腻

惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补 coming from afar: and on seeing him he said to the venerable 惭补丑腻 惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补:

'May my lord, the venerable 惭补丑腻 惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补, approach. Welcome to my lord, the venerable 惭补丑腻 惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补. What may my lord have need of? What shall I give to him?'

'I want the edible stalks of the various lotuses.'

Then that 狈腻驳补 gave command to another 狈腻驳补, saying, 'Very well then, good friend, give the venerable one edible stalks of the lotuses.'

And that 狈腻驳补 plunged into the 惭补苍诲腻办颈苍墨 lake, and plucked with his trunk edible stalks of the lotuses, and washed them thoroughly, and bound them in a bundle, and went to the place where the venerable 惭补丑腻 惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补 was.

3. Then the venerable 惭补丑腻 惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补 as quickly (&c., as in § 1) vanished from the bank of the 惭补苍诲腻办颈苍墨 lake, and appeared in Jetavana. Then that 狈腻驳补 also vanished from the bank of the 惭补苍诲腻办颈苍墨 lake, and appeared in the Jetavana. And when that 狈腻驳补 had caused the venerable 惭补丑腻 惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补 to receive those edible stalks of the lotuses he vanished from the Jetavana, and appeared on the shore of the 惭补苍诲腻办颈苍墨 lake.

Then the venerable 惭补丑腻 惭辞驳驳补濒濒腻苍补 presented those edible stalks of the lotuses to the venerable 厂腻谤颈辫耻迟迟补. And the fever abated on the venerable 厂腻谤颈辫耻迟迟补 when he had eaten the edible stalks of the lotuses. And many of them remained over.

4. Now at that time, during the scarcity (&c., as above, in chap. 18. 4, down to:) did not accept the invitation.

'Accept it, O Bhikkhus, and eat. I allow a Bhikkhu who has eaten, and has refused food still offered, to eat things growing in woods and ponds even if they are not the leavings of the meal of one who has eaten^[1].'

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[1]:

See the note above, on VI, 18, 4.