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   yearsold,herdaydsheightbe

    angheroeintothis

    world.

    itaha

    yahadspentherearliestyears.onenightsheing

    areesofthegardenofluini.thereherson

    eofsiddhartha,butweknow

    hisbuddha,eanstheenlightenedone.

    ii,siddharthagreeyoung

    prindarriedto

    hisusinyasodhara.duritenyearshelived

    faraallpainandallsuffering,behieg

    heroyalpalace,aingthedaywhenheshould

    sueedhisfatheraskingofthesakiyas.

    butithappehathirtyyearsold,hedrove

    outsideofthepalacegatesandsaanwhowasoldand

    bsuldhardlycarry

    theburdenoflife.siddharthapointedhiuttohisa,

    a,butaanshattheresof

    poorpeopleinthisoreorlessdidnot

    tter.theyoungprincehedidnotsay

    anythingandbacktolivehhisher

    andhistherandtriedtobehappy.alittleerhe

    leftthepalaceasendti.hiscarriagetanwho

    sufferedfroterribledisease.siddharthaaskeda

    anssuffering,butthea

    ansanysickpeopleinthisworld

    andthatsuatter

    verych.theyoungprincehis

    butagaiuedtohispeople.

    afehaorderedhis

    carriageiogototheriverandbathe.suddenlyhis

    horsesanting

    bodylayspraheditchbesidetheroad.theyoung

    prinhthings,was

    frightened,butnottondsuchtrifles.the

    heruleoflifethatall

    thingsstetoanend.nothihegrave

    aedusallandthereape.

    thatevening,e,he

    usic.ayhiswifehad

    givenbirthtoason.thepeopleedbecausenow

    theykhereothethrohey

    anydru.siddhartha,

    hosharetheirjoy.thecurtainoflifehadbeen

    liftedandhehadleaedthehorrorofehe

    sightofdeathandsufferingfollolikeaterribledrea

    thatnighttheonly.siddhartha

    anythings.neveragain

    uldhebehappyuntilheshouldhavefoundasolutiontothe

    riddleofexistenidedtofinditfaraall

    thoseheloved.softlyhewhere

    yasodharahherbaby.thenhecalledfor

    hisfaithfultofollow.

    togetherthetenintothedarknessofthenight,

    oofiforhissoul,theothertobeafaithfulservant

    untoabelovedster.

    thepeopleofindiaangsiddharthawanderedfor

    heninastateofge.theiraors,

    thenativeindians,hadbeennqueredhoutgreatdifficulty

    bytheantusinsandtherea

    ...

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